Finished announcements!

62 cards later, 186 train cars, 372 wheels, 434 brads, 474 pieces of paper glued together, 648 dimensionals....the final result.... PRICELESS!

Ingredients: Stamp Set Fox and Friends
Paper: Wild Wasabi, Chocolate Chip, Bashful Blue, Whisper White, Subtles DSP pack
Markers used for the stamps: More Mustard, Chocolate Chip, Bashful Blue, Daffodil Delight
Accessories: 1/2" circle punch, Curly label punch, 3/4" circle punch, subtle brads, Daffodil ribbon,
Big Shot, Houndstooth folder, Perfect Polka Dots folder, Stripes folder, dimensionals, Snail adhesive, Linen thread
I used my MDS program to print out the tags for the Thank You notes and for the announcements. I loved that I could do it in the colors to match the cards! I know that program can do a lot more than I've done with it. I'm anxious to play with it some more.

And the matching Thank You notes:

The ingredients are the same except for the green DSP in place of the blue.
I saw a birthday card done like this last year, made by demonstrator Lisa Young on her blog. I had saved it for a pattern and just couldn't resist using it for the cards. My friend, Susan would say I'm crazy (and maybe I am just a little bit!). The inside was done with a picture of Faith holding Michael and all the information about Michael's birth. It was quite a process getting a 3 week old and a 2 year old to cooperate for pictures!  I also stamped one of the turtles from the Fox and Friends set inside. SOOO CUTE!!!! Now just to help Katie get them all addressed and mailed...I really do think these will need extra postage, so they don't come postage due!! Have fun stampin'!
Lauri

Comments

  1. AnonymousAugust 6, 2011 at 9:37 PM

    yup, you are crazy!! Love you
    and miss you. What a great demo you are
    Susan

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