I seem to be on a bit of a Pure Innocence kick lately! This one is called Being Cute Is What I Do. Most of this card is just the result of playing around with some Sassafras Lass Indie Girl border stickers and 6x6 papers. For the stamped image, I colored the skin and hair with Copics, then paper-pieced her outfit. The Kraft mystery mound (maybe a rock? a hill? a mountain in the distance?) was die-cut with a Spellbinders Labels Fourteen Nestabilities die and dry embossed with Cuttlebug's Seeing Spots embossing folder. In front of that is some green felt grass cut with My Favorite Things' Fresh Cut Grass Die-namics die. The clouds were also done with an MFT Die-namics die, Clouds Trio. The banner is from an Indie Girl flag banners 12x12 sticker sheet.
On the inside ... more of those pretty Indie Girl papers, a blank space to write a message (die-cut with a Spellbinders Lacey Circles Nestabilities die), and another piece of a flag banner sticker.
My daughter *loves* these Pure Innocence girls, so I can't wait to tuck this into her lunch box one day next week!
Have a fantastic day, and thanks for checking in!
Stamps: Being Cute is What I Do Pure Innocence (My Favorite Things)
Paper: Sassafras Lass Indie Girl, Papertrey Kraft and Enchanted Evening card stock, Neenah Classic Crest Natural White card stock
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Memento Tuxedo Black, Ranger Antique Linen and Brushed Corduroy Distress Inks
Accessories: Copic markers, Spellbinders Labels Fourteen and Lacey Circles Nestabilities, My Favorite Things Fresh Cut Grass and Clouds Trio Die-namics, Papertrey ribbon and button, May Arts burlap string, corner rounder, paper piercer/needle/thread, foam adhesive
21 comments:
And I simply adore you (and your cards too!) :-))
What a cutie! I love the colours, the banners, well, pretty much everything.
Those papers are to die for! Such an amazing card, Amy! Terrific copic coloring!
FYI: I have blog candy up here!
What a wonderful card. Such gorgeous colours and cute image. Hugs Marja
She's darling, Amy! Love all those papers and elements!!! I'm sure your daughter will love it!
Amy, this is just darling! These Pure Innocence images remind me of illustrations you might find in a children't book. So cute! I love all of the different elements you have added and the inside of the card is just as fabulous as the outside! No detail has been forgotten ;D
Ca-yute!!!! Fantastic details, Amy!!!
Man, this is cute! Just adorable...I could stare at it for hours! You rock!
Awww it is so sweet, love the heart banner too, great layering!
SO cute, Amy! Love the papers and colors, the banners, and those sweet little clouds added to the background. Awesome details!
Amy, I don't know how you do it everytime but each of your cards is so precious. I just love all of the detail that you put into each one. I love how you used these papers and the rock and the grass are just perfect embellishments. Have a wonderful day!
xoxo, Christine
This card is so clever! You have such a great eye for details that most of us never even consider. The little hill of brown behind your PI girl is too cute, and your paper piecing of her clothes is just perfect! Love the heart pennants also <3
Holy cannoli! This is OFF the charts Amy! LOVE her!
WOW-ers girl you ROCK!!!
ACK!!!! This is awesome Amy! What fantastic details you have included!
Oh my goodness...this is just too cute!!! I love those papers with little PI and your design is incredible, just love that little banner and even the inside of your card is amazing!
OMGOSH, LOVE it!!
Hi Amy,
Your cards are fantastic! Love the style!
I love the banners on this card! Just beautiful!
I would like to link to your blog from mine. Hope that is OK.
Hanne
Wow! This is great! I just love your work! I love the colors, and layers, and layers of detail in this card! Its simply brillant!
Ok, I won't tell you what I did when I saw this card...OMG!
Oh my gosh is this GORGEOUS and so stinkin' sweet at the same time!
Love your paper piecing choices on this Amy, it is so darling! Congratulations, your stunning project is being featured as part of Our Favorite Finds on the MFT Blog today!
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