I am trying to get caught up in the calendar cat pictures. This month features Dora trying to be "Mom's Little Helper" as I sort out some stamps. I started with a Bazzill cardstock base, then added some DP and cut the one edge with an EK border punch. I added a couple punched flowers and ferns for accent. A very summery looking month!
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Jeannette
Jeannette


I know, I missed July last month, but little Bucle was very upset that one of her best months did not make the blog, so I assured her that I would get it online. This was a fun month to do. I started by making a red and white striped background with Bazzill Swiss Dots cardstock, then cut the picture of Bucle out with a Spellbinders star die and made a couple layers before layering it to the calendar page. After putting the picture and the calendar on the page, I added a couple extra gold stars.
This is the 3rd card I made with the posies images from Outlines Rubber Stamps. To make this card, I stamped and colored the image, then free-hand cut around the top of the flowers with a pair of scissors. I layered this to a green Bazzill a little larger than the white cardstock and trimmer the green around the top edge, as well. I wrapped a pink bow around the bottom of the design, then layered the piece to a BoBunny double-dot cardstock in green. The dotted cardstock really creates a nice background with being too much. I stamped the birthday words up at the top and added a couple more layers. This would also be a good card to have in the drawer without any sentiment and add what you need for a specific event! I know, we all say we're going to create those cards and never get around to it!

I love this image of Tilda flying a kite - though I think that the kite seems a little small. I stamped Tilda on white cardstock with black Momento ink and colored her with Copic markers. I added a couple swirls from an Imaginations clear set to the edges of the oval and then added a little color with a Ranger Distress ink pad. The kite was cut-out separately and colored with Copics, as well. The card is layered with a printed cardstock and some extra cardstock, cut with an EK Success edger punch. Everything layered up and a few flowers made from punches and attached to the edge of the oval. The kite is attached with foam tape.