Stampin' Up! Pun Fun and I create a kid's easel card

I have finally got my craft room back into a working order! I had to pull it all apart to take a table to my mum and dad's combined 50th Birthday party... I popped in there tonight, and made 4 cards.... here is the first one.

 

Ok.... So, this is the first time I've ever successfully made an easel card! I have used Crumbcake for the base, and then added a piece of Real Red DSP (designer series paper) to the bottom part of the card. The main panel of the card is Pacific Point with the Classic Stars Jumbo Wheel stamped in VersaMark with clear/holographic embossing powder (non-Stampin' Up!) I have tied a piece of Daffodil Delight Ribbon, and then added the Rocket ship from Pun Fun, which I have watercoloured using my Stampin' Write Markers and an Aqua Painter. The sentiment is from Look Who's Turning and the yellow star is another Non- Stampin' Up! Product. 

I really like how this turned out... I am entering it in to the Just Add Ink, Blog Hop....

Thanks for looking, I'll be back soon with more cards to share!

Stampin' Up! Looks Who's Turning Birthday Card

Hi Again,
I sat down to craft last night, to re-do the Less is More Challenge. As, I wasn't entirely happy with my previous entry.... I tried something a little different

The challenge this week, over at Less is More, was to use three squares. I think I forget about making kids cards, as it is not something I personally need a lot of... so, they just don't happen... So, out came my Look Who's Turning set, and some bright colours! I like this entry a whole lot more than the previous attempt.... 

Thanks for looking, and Happy Stamping!

Stampin' Up! Look Who's Turning makes adorable kids cards

I had a great day today! I had a craft play date with one of my team mates, and friends Kim, (who by the way is fabulous!) I had a few challenges to catch up on, so I made a few cards, including this one....

I bought this stamp set a little while ago, but amazingly, had only used the sentiments in it! So, I cracked out the un-inked stamps and created this adorable kids card.

The challenge I am entering this into is the Colour Q challenge, which was to use the below colours

As usual, I struggled with this challenge, I find it quite difficult to include more than 3 colours in a card, so when I saw this, I freaked a little bit.... I wasn't actually going to participate, but I'm glad I bit the bullet and joined in. 

Happy Stamping,

Jess