Baby Shower Thank You Card & Favor

Below is a picture of the Thank You card I made & gave everyone that came to the Baby Shower. Also, there is a picture of one of the favors that I also made, that was given out at the shower.

Baby Shower Invitation

So my Sister & Mom gave me a baby shower last year August. They were going to order some invitations for the shower but what's the fun in that. Of course I ended up making my cards since I wanted something different. Below is the pic of the front & inside of the card.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CARD

Here is a sample of a simple Happy Birthday card. Reminder that the sentiment can be changed to something else, example: get well, best wishes, etc.

DAISY THANK YOU CARD #2

Below is a Daisy Card that can be used for any occasion by changing the sentiment. I had chosen the Thank You stamp.

Place Card/PillowBox

For my Sister's Wedding instead of using seating tent cards we decided to use pillow boxes filled with her husbands favorite candy. The boxes were cut out & embossed using the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge. Then decorated with a ribbon & a seating card. The card was embellished with a diamond accent in different locations to advise the waiters what they will be having for dinner. Example: if placed on top of name means person had chosen steak, if placed below name person chosen chicken, & so forth...

DAISY GIFT TAGS

Below are Daisy Gift Tags I made for my Sister who wanted to tie onto the goodie bags she was going to hand out to the out of towners that were attending her wedding.

MASCULINE CARD & TIN CAN ORGAMI PROJECT

Below is a card & project I did for a friend of mine that needed something for Father's Day. But can be used for any holiday for guys just by changing the sentiment.

The Orgami Shirt that was added to the Tin Can Project was created by following the instructions on a youtube video. All you have to do is enter "orgami shirt" in the search field and a numerous amount of videos will pop up showing you how to do one.

The Shirt Card was cased from Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, Sylvia Kipnes. Click following link for the instructional video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhhUf23KH-0