One of my all-time favorite paper packs is the Babycakes pack. I kind of hoard this paper, because it is so adorable. I love that this paper is geared towards babies, but most of the patterns are versatile. For this card, I broke into that stash to create a "quilt" as the card base.
The checkerboard pattern is completed with 1in. squares spaced about a quarter of an inch apart. Then, I went to my sewing machine to create the look that these piece were part of a baby blanket. Let me just say, I am not the best at sewing, and with my recent hand surgery I had difficulty keeping the paper straight, but I actually like the imperfections in my sewing for this particular card.
To embellish the card, I used some twine and a button from my stash. I also used a Babycakes Picture My Life Card, which I trimmed down and the rounded the edges. The sentiment is from the Wild Wonders stamp set.
I think the final product creates an adorable shower card that is gender neutral depending on the sentiment chosen. I hope my mom-to-be friend likes it!
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Adorable. Thanks for sharing with us at Heart 2 Heart.
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DeleteThis is so cute, and I love how you have made a checkerboard quilt! Thanks for joining in at H2H.
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DeleteLove how this is like a quilt with the sewing tied in! Nice job :)
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DeleteI love the sewing to add to the quilted effect - nice touch! Babycakes is very versatile paper, but so perfect for a baby shower. I'm sure the mommy-to-be will love the card! Thanks for joining us again at H2H.
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DeleteAdorable, so sweet! I love this paper and I love how it works with the checkerboard theme! Loving you little elephant too! Thanks for playing along with Heart 2 Heart Challenges (H2H)!
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Thanks so much. I love using PML cards for embellishments!
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