Ros Davidson, Independent Stampin' Up!® demonstrator, Melbourne, Australia: Stampin' Up! baby shower card featuring large letter framelits dies

December 22, 2017

Nothing says baby shower card more than a stork don't you think?
Knowing that the upcoming bubs is a boy I made use of a blues and greens to create the stork card.

I used Mayton font for the "A new baby is coming" with the word baby skipped and die cut using the large letter framelit dies from Color Theory Designer Series Paper Stack.

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Sahara Sand A4 Card Stock [121695] $14.00	Sahara Sand Classic Stampin' Pad [126976] $11.50	Old Olive A4 Card Stock [106576] $14.00	Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pad [126953] $11.50
Marina Mist A4 Card Stock [121682] $14.00	Marina Mist Classic Stampin' Pad [126962] $11.50	Card Stock A4 Soft Sky [131292] $14.00	Soft Sky Classic Stampin' Pad [131181] $11.50
Peekaboo Peach A4 Cardstock [141422] $14.00	Peekaboo Peach Classic Stampin' Pad [141398] $11.50	Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] $15.75	Color Theory Designer Series Paper Stack [144193] $17.50
Big Shot [143263] $159.00	Large Letters Framelits Dies [141712] $172.00	Up & Away Thinlits Dies [142748] $50.00

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