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Showing posts with label slimline. Show all posts

Friday, 28 January 2022

Stampin' Friends Life's Special Occasions

We're celebrating all of life's special occasions on the Stampin' Friends blog hop this month.  Many couples get engaged over the holidays (including myself, a long time ago!), so I decided to go with a card celebrating love.  This would be a great way to celebrate an engagement or a wedding this year!

Water Colour Pencil

Sunday, 24 January 2021

Baby Eeyore Donkey Card

 All I could see when I looked at the new Darling Donkeys Saleabration set was a sweet baby card, with an Eeyore lookalike.  He is just too cute!  I'll be showing all kinds of cards featuring this donkey and his two friends this week, but I started with my favourite (which was hard to pick!):  this slimline, gender-neutral card with matching envelope.


Aren't they just the sweetest things!  I don't have any babies expected in my life these days, but I'll have lots of cards on hand for future babes thanks to this set.

I used some beautiful So Saffron DSP that I had in retired stash, and used my (also retired) Envelope Punch Board to make the envelope from the same paper.  I added a small stitched scalloped rectangle to the front of the envelope for addressing.

I stamped each of the donkeys in Gray Granite on white cardstock, and coloured them with my Blends. I added some pink to the inside of their ears and blush on their cheeks, for some added sweetness. I then die cut each with a stitched square die, and mounted each one on a stitched scalloped square cut from the DSP and white cardstock, in increasing sizes.



I added a few gold sparkle gems to each donkey for some always-necessary bling. ;)  I also added a pretty soft ribbon bow to the top square for some added interest.


For the inside of the card I kept it simple, with one more blended donkey in the bottom corner, and lots of room to write special welcome wishes to the new baby and mom.  I mounted the white cardstock to a another piece of the DSP as well.


Did you notice he's facing left, while on the card front he's facing right?  I used the mirror technique to mix it up!  I also added some grass in Soft Sea Foam under the donkey to ground him.  

I can't wait to share the rest of my projects with you this week!  He's such a cutie!

Barb