Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Hooray! A Monster Celebration
Hi DeNami Friends!
DT Deb W came up with a cheerful and uplifting post. These happy projects will bring a smile to anyone needing cheer and celebration.
I love the color and the sentiment it is bringing. Read along and find out how you can create your own shaker card and coordinating treat.
You can easily take the same concept and create a lovely birthday card, bridal shower or graduation card. For the graduation card, just stick the graduation cap on the little furry monster and your have your grad. The graduation cap can be found here.
Deb writes:
Hello DeNami friends! It’s Deb and today I have a little project to share with you that I created using Monster Celebrations clear stamp set. This set is super cute and fun to work with. It’s a shame that this stamp set didn’t exist when my kids had their joint monster birthday party last summer. Oh well. So glad that I get to play with it now.
Here are the two projects together. Bright and cheerful.
Thanks for stopping by!
DT Deb W came up with a cheerful and uplifting post. These happy projects will bring a smile to anyone needing cheer and celebration.
I love the color and the sentiment it is bringing. Read along and find out how you can create your own shaker card and coordinating treat.
You can easily take the same concept and create a lovely birthday card, bridal shower or graduation card. For the graduation card, just stick the graduation cap on the little furry monster and your have your grad. The graduation cap can be found here.
Deb writes:
Hello DeNami friends! It’s Deb and today I have a little project to share with you that I created using Monster Celebrations clear stamp set. This set is super cute and fun to work with. It’s a shame that this stamp set didn’t exist when my kids had their joint monster birthday party last summer. Oh well. So glad that I get to play with it now.
For my project, I decided to create a shaker style card.
My little monster is shouting Hooray and this style card is perfect for the
sentiment. I still had some patterned paper left over from my kid’s actual
monster birthday party. I thought it would be perfect to use! I colored in my
sentiment in rainbow color to go along with the striped paper. Paulina has a
great tutorial that you can find here to learn how to create this style card. I
used a bunch of her Pretty Pink Posh sequins. By the way, did you know that
DeNami now carries Pretty Pink Posh dies? Woot-woot!
For my cupcake/muffin topper, I inked up another monster
and one of the smaller sentiments and colored it in with my copics. I punched
it out with a 1 ¾ in circle punch. Then I attached it to the inset that was
leftover from the card. I used a piece of tape to attach it to a toothpick and
stuck it in. The cupcake liner was another leftover from the monster birthday
party that I never tossed. Good thing, huh?
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2 comments:
My new fave from you Deb, VERY CUTE!!!
So so cute!!!!
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