Beginner-Friendly Baby Cards with the Say Cheese Classic Pooh Baby Collection
Hello there, Michelle Short here, and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog sharing three cards using the Say Cheese Classic Pooh Birthday collection. This wonderful collection is perfect for new baby cards, but can be used for other occasions too. I kept the cards simple, featuring lots of white space. These were pretty quick and easy to make, so perfect for beginner cardmakers.
TIP: When dry pressing plates onto cardstock, I do not feel the need to hold down the cardstock onto the platen with tape, but if you are worried about it shifting, you can do that. Here I used regular cardstock, rather than BetterPress cardstock, so I did not get as good of an impression compared to using the recommended cardstock. However, I wanted this to be a subtle background, so I was happy with it. If you want a deeper impression, use BetterPress panels.
Create an A2-sized card base from Orchid ColorWheel Cardstock. Cut approximately 0.75” off the bottom of the front panel.
Repeat process with Lavender and Lilac ColorWheel Cardstock.
TIP: Since I knew I only wanted the blocks with the letters to spell ‘baby’, I cut small pieces of cardstock and placed them over those areas of the embossing folder, instead of embossing whole panels.
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today. I really enjoyed combining stamping with die cutting and embossing. There are die sets that I didn’t use in the collection, so if die cutting is your thing, I hope you will check them out! Thank you so much for visiting today. I hope you have a wonderful day!
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, Copic Markers, Hero Arts White Detail Embossing Powder, thin foam tape.
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