Today is all about celebrating kids! What better way to get my crafty bum in gear than to make my son's birthday invites!!
Okay: So what can we make with these?
How about this?!
These were so much fun!! And using our White Stampin' Chalk Marker made this SUPER easy!
I honestly can say they were all super easy to make
and I cannot tell which one I love more. We are huge TMNT fans around here and I was so happy to be able to make these for my son. He's going to flip his soon-to-be 3 year old lid tomorrow when he see's them! (hopefully!!)
Here is the full invitation:
Make this card!
Cardstock: Gumball Green, Island Indigo, Elegant Eggplant, Pumpkin Pie, Real Red
Smokey Slate, Perfect Plum, Early Espresso
Smokey Slate, Perfect Plum, Early Espresso
Markers: Elegant Eggplant, Basic Black, White Chalk, Real Red
Tools: Banner Framelit, Hexagon Embossing folder, Candy Dots
1 3/8 Circle punch, Large Oval Punch, Word Window Punch
Paper Snips
Paper Snips
Sentiment is from the Tag It stamp set 130303
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How adorable!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteMy son would love this! But what is the most fabulous is the use of the honeycomb embossing folder for the turtles!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Erica! I made one using a brick background...but my son veto'd it saying he liked this version better because it was more like the turtle shells. :)
DeleteI absolutely love this card! I like how you did the different expressions for each of them :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Shellie! I have had lots of practice...my boys are TMNT freaks :) (it also helped that i JUST bought TMNT fabric for their bedroom and just copied their expressions!)
DeleteThis is awesome! Thanks for showing how you made them. One of the little boys I watch, loves T. Turtles. I will need to make him one of these cards for his bday!! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! You did a great job with the turtles!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your card! It's adorable and PERFECT for the TMNT lover!
ReplyDeleteKids and grandkids are all too old for this, but I have to say this is great! Hmm, have some great nieces and nephews coming up....!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! Thanks for the instructions. My boys will love these.
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love your ninja turtles, they are perfect. The instructions are so great, I may have to give them a try.
ReplyDeleteCASEing this for sure! Thanks for the PINspiration!
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