Congratulations - Chibitronics and Core'dinations

Hi everyone!  Sorry I missed you yesterday, it was a crazy weekend and I just, well.....

Anyway, today I want to share with you a fun little card I made for a friend's newest grand baby.  I have had this Stampin' Up set forever and these days it is rare that I break it out.  Of course, as my friends start having more grand children....

Congratulations Card

Congratulations Card Supplies:

• Core'dinations Card Basics Kraft Card and Envelope Set
• Core'dinations Tilly Dot Papers
• Core'dinations Core Basics Patters Yellow Plaid
• Core'dinations 80 lb Smooth White Cardstock
• Chibitronics Circuit Sticker Starter Set
• Black Ink
• Stampin' Up Stamp Set
• Watercolor Pencils
• Foam Squares

 Step 1:  Cut white cardstock to size and stamp design.  I chose to color mine with watercolor pencils.

Step 2:  Cut yellow plaid to size and glue onto kraft card base.  Place cover design over cardstock base and poke holes through the design where you want to place the lights, leaving a mark so you know where to place them

Step 3:  Create light circuit being sure to place the lights where they can poke through the holes in the top layer.

Step 4:  Mount the colored design onto the Tilly Dot paper and use foam squares to make room for battery on.

I really love the way the "stars" twinkle on this sweet little card.

Hugs.

Beach Board Walk - The Sampler

Hi everyone!  Today I want to share with you another project I made using the August kit, Royal Birthday Wishes from the Sampler.  I took the children and a few of their friends to the Santa Cruz beach boardwalk for the day.  What a great time.  We spent a good part of the day playing on the beach and then hit the rides in the evening.  Of course, we had to finish off the day with icecream.  hee hee

I added a few items from a previous month's kit that I had lying about and colored my butterflies with some permanent markers to make them match my page.

Don't forget to check out the color challenge here at the sampler.  There is still time to play.

Hugs.

Nancy