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Dresser Card for a Baby Girl Made with the Cutest Onesie Bundle

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Hi Crafting Friend,  Looking for a sweet and unique baby card that doubles as a keepsake? This dresser-style baby card is a charming way to welcome a little girl — and it’s easier to make than it looks! I used the Cutest Onesie Bundle from Stampin’ Up! to craft this dresser shaped card, complete with tiny drawers, faux knobs, and the cutest little onesie “hanging” from the top drawer. It’s a fun twist on a traditional card and perfect for baby showers, birth announcements, or gifting with a handmade onesie or baby blanket. 💖 Key Features: Card base  made from Smoky Slate cardstock Drawers popped up with Dimensionals for a real dresser look Secret Sea embellishments as drawer knobs Onesie die-cut from girly DSP and stamped with Smoky Slate details. Inside Sentiment: " Wishing you lots of joy " from the Cutest Onesie stamp set Want to try making your own? I’ve included step-by-step instructions and a supply list at the end of this post. 💌 This card i...
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Say “Hello Friend” with the Storybook Friends Bundle!

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Hi Crafting Friend, There’s something magical about handmade cards, especially when they tell a little story of their own. Today, I’m excited to share a sweet “Hello Friend” card made using the Stampin’ Up! Storybook Friends Bundle . This bundle has stolen my heart with its whimsical, illustrated critters and charming sentiments straight out of a children’s book. For this card, start by embossing your card front with the Eyelet 3D Embossing Folder to add dimension.  Use a Sponge Dauber to edge 2 different soft, pastel DSPs with Misty Moonlight ink. (I used a couple pieces from the sheet above) Then arrrange them on the card front to give it a dreamy storybook feel.  Use Versamark and Black embossing powder set with the Heat Tool for the image of the bunny.  Classic Stampin' Pads and a Blender Pen add color to bring the bunny image to life. You could also use Watercolor Pencils, Blends or any other coloring tools you have.  Adhere the bunny to the c...
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