As promised, here are the baptism cards I did for Matthew and Sophie. Matthew loved his. He said it was a beautiful card and hugged me. He is such a sweet boy. I will miss him next week.
Supplies:
- Whisper White cardstock 8 1/2x11 #100730 cut to 5 1/2x8 1/2, 3 3/4x2 3/4, and a scrap
- Bashful Blue cardstock 8 1/2x11 #105120 cut to 4x3
- Bashful Blue 1/4"Grosgrain Ribbon #109029 cut to 5 inches, 1 1/2, 1/2
- Special Blessing stamp set #113411
- snail adhesive #104332
- mini glue dots #103683
- Stampin dimensionals # 104430
- Bone folder #102300*
What to do:
- Take your 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 piece of Whisper White and score and crease at 4 1/4
- On the same piece looking at the front of the card, fold the openning edge to the folded edge, or score at 2 1/8 and fold back to the other folded edge and crease. This is the basic of a Z fold card.
- Make sure all of your folds are creased very well this makes the card lay better.
- On the scrap paper stamp the cross(or you can use the dove) from the set and cut it out close to the outline but not cutting that off. place 5 Stampin Dimensionals on the back(you could use less but I wanted to make sure there would be no sagging because we hate sagging.)
- Then on the Whisper White piece (3 3/4x 2 3/4) Stamp the "May God Bless You..." stamp in the lower right corner
- Use the long piece of GG ribbon and use your Snail on the back of the ribbon. ( I do mine on the back all the way across.) And glue it down on about the middle of the white piece that "May God Bless You..." is stamped on. ( you can measure if you are a stamper that prefers exact perfection, I am not...I don't have time)
- Then take the longer piece of GG ribbon and on one end use a mini glue dot and make a circle
- Next you want to use the smaller piece of GG ribbon and a mini glue dot on the same side of both ends glue the first end to the back of the large loop and then wrap the other end around to make a bow and glue it down. There is your perfect bow. It works everytime.
- Then use a mini glue dot to attach the bow to the ribbon
- After all that use the snail to glue the white cardstock to the bashful blue cardstock Then adhere the cross to the white and blue
- Then the way I measured was to, hold up the front decoration to the card , I used my finger nail to make a small line so I don't glue past it. You could use a pencil and then erase the mark later, but again for me it takes to much time.
- Glue down the front decoration, I centered mine vertically.
- Then I stamped the cross again on the inside of the card making sure it wouldn't show on the outside of the card.
- I also stamped "on your Baptism day" in the bottom right corner of the finished card.
Here is another color and a slightly different card I did for Sophie.
As always you can order your supplies for this and all my projects at my website http://mistismemories.stampinup.net anytime.
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