Hello crafty friends, happy weekend!
I’m back with my third post for Winnie & Walter as their Leading Lady this month. Two weeks already gone.. time really flies!!
One of my church members is expecting a baby girl in a few months so I wanted to make a cute baby shaker card for her! I am always happy to make baby cards!!
To start off, I created my own background with the In Bloom: Elsa’s Flora and the Welcome to the Family stamp sets. I stamped images on watercolor paper using Memento Desert Sand dye ink, roughly coloured the panel with Tattered Rose Distress ink and a wet paint brush. Once the panel was dry, I trimmed it down with the Essentials: Lana Cutaways. I then die cut ‘baby’ sentiment using the In a Word: Baby Cutaway and adhered acetate sheet to back of the panel.

I stamped and watercolored the baby bear (from the Welcome to the Family set) with Distress markers, die cut it with the Welcome to the Family Cutaways. For the sentiment, I used the Sketchy Thoughts stamp set.
This baby bear.. soooooooo cute!!!
Shay has generously donated a $30 gift card for me to give away! To be in with a chance of winning, just leave a comment on my Winnie & Walter Leading Lady posts (every Saturday in May). I’ll announce one lucky winner at the end of the month! Take One HERE, Take Two HERE.
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To start, I randomly stamped images from the
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