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Hello, welcome to Stamp-n-doodle Thursday! We DT members are working with an image called "Mama's Boy", which is an adorable image of a mother Penguin and her baby! We were also asked to work with the card sketch below:
Here is what I created with the image and sketch:
The card base is Stampin Up's Pretty in Pink, the red triangle is Paper from Provo Craft. the Ribbon is from Stampin Up, the ribbon slide (which says "happiness" on it), is from JoAnn's and the two hearts in the upper left corner were made with a Martha Stewart Punch. The center of the ribbon slide is some red glitter glue that I got from the dollar bin at Michael's. Let me tell you, from now on, I will stick with Stickles glitter glue. This cheep imitation exploded onto my table when I tried to use it. Thank heavens I had scrap paper down on my workspace, but oh what a mess to clean up, my hands were sparkling for awhile.
Until next time..............Blessings, Lisa
The card base is actually white, covered with some designer paper which is retired Stampin Up in Pink Pirouette, the ribbon is Stampin Up Regal Rose, and of course some sticky faux pearls around the neckline from Michael's craft store. Such an easy and fun way to make a cute card. The pattern is so versatile too, it can be used for a Christening, Baby Girl arrival, Baby girl shower, baby's first birthday, etc.......... Hop on over to the other DT ladies blogs and then on to the Stamp-n-doodle blog to see what other cute ideas were created for you to see! All links to these sites can be found over on my sidebar! Happy crafting!
I used Stampin Up's Pink Pirouette, Baja Breeze, and Whisper White card stock. The scalloped border is an EK Success border punch called Scalloped Scallops, and the ribbon is from Michael's craft store. After carefully placing the stickers on some card stock, I colored in some of the open areas with some SU markers (Baja Breeze, Marina Mist, Pink Pirouette, and Daffodil Delight, and Night of Navy). The reason I said carefully placed, is because these stickers are very delicate. In case you have never seen them before, I posted a photo below of a sheet of them so you can see how they look before they are used.
The photo below is a close up of how the sheet looks after you use some of them, the cool pattern on the right is left behind. Now there is a way to use that awesome leftover pattern that you are seeing on the right side using some tape, but I have not attempted that one yet. When I do, and if I succeed (lol), I will certainly share it on my blog. I saw a demonstration at a convention, but watching and doing are often two different things. 
Ok, yes, I forgot to add the sentiments! LOL. I believe on the front she is saying a very big "oops", and on the one below, I sense an "Oh well, happy New Year anyways".
I don't know what you think, but I think that cute little doggie needs to get off of the scale for heavens sakes! Is that too funny, or what? Love it! 
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