Showing posts with label block words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label block words. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Back to school with Ellen Hutson

Hi there!

Are your kids all back to school? We start back on Thursday, and I have a little something to tuck into Maia's lunchbox for the 1st day. The older 2 are starting to poo-poo getting cutesy little cards in front of their friends, but Maia still loves it.

back to school

Everything I used to make this card can be found in the Ellen Hutson store. I combined 2 Neat and Tangled sets here - Later Alligator and Schoolhouse.  These quirky alligators are Maia's favorite so I know it'll bring a smile to her face.

I then turned to EH's Block Words dies to spell out the big sentiment at the bottom.

I hope you like it! Do you surprise your kids with cards in their lunchboxes?

♥.

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Plaid papa (Ellen Hutson)

Hi there!

If you're looking for my Lawn Fawn post, scroll down or click HERE.

I'm thrilled to be showing off a card I made for my daddy for Father's Day. I haven't given it to him yet, so thank goodness he's not a social media kind of guy! We're waiting for the family to get together this weekend, and I think he'll love it.

The card was made using colors from this inspiration board:


It's always amazing to me that I could use colors that match but come out with a card that has such a different feel than the storyboard.  This is what I came up with:

plaid for papa (Ellen Hutson)


I used the EBE Plaid Maker set to create the background plaid - I tried my best to keep it all straight but I don't mind the little imperfections - they make it all look more handmade and whimsical. Creating a background like this was an easy way to pull in all of the inspiration colors!

plaid for papa (Ellen Hutson)

For the sentiment, I stamped the first part onto a sentiment banner and then used the Block Words to spell out B-E-S-T and the Classic Block Alpha dies to cut out P-A-P-A.

I hope you like it! Check out the Ellen Hutson blog for more color board interpretations - click!