you're so wonderful {mama elephant}

Hi there! I have a card featuring the super cute Sunday Stroll and Sunday Sentiments sets.

Even though the design team has been crafting with them for the last few weeks, I haven't seen any cards that resemble each other. The images in Sunday Stroll have too many possilibities!

For my project, I made a card for my littlest to give to her big sister. 5 year old Maia dictated color choices, and the fact that they should be holding hands while walking the dog. The one that we don't have. The one that she'd be terrified to be near. ha.

I used the partial-die-cut technique to cut out the hand-holding girls together. The sentiment, from Sunday Sentiments, stamps so nicely into the wavy banner from the Tags a Lot die set. I love that the clear stamps can be manipulated to follow that wave!

I hope you like it!

♥.

Sunday Sentiments {Mama Elephant}

Hi there!

Welcome back to another day of Mama Elephant stamp highlights. We're showing off the fun and very versatile sentiment set, Sunday Sentiments. It's meant to work with the Sunday Stroll stamp set, but it can be used with any images, really.

I had fun masking the little iguana onto the preppy boy's arm (what else can you call a little guy who goes out to play in a baseball cap and suit jacket? ha.)

They look like the best of friends, and the long sentiment provides the perfect grounding for their stroll.

Does the splatter look like dirt to you? good. we understand each other. if not, I still like you.

Boys and critters and dirt. The stereotypes are true.

I hope you like it! There's more to see on the ME blog this morning - click!

♥.

Sunday Stroll {mama elephant}

Hi there! We're kicking off the Mama Elephant stamp highlight week with Sunday Stroll.  It's full of mix and match possibilities - wait until you see what the rest of the design team has come up with!



I thought the two bigger kid images looked like they were poised to throw things...but nice things, like balls or love letters... not pots or plates at each other's heads, just so we're clear.

The beret-wearing gal has pretty good aim! And her outstretched back arm was the perfect perch for a butterfly.

I paired the images with the wavy banner from Charmed. I thought the sentiment worked so well with the images.

I hope you like it! Check out the ME blog this morning for even more Sunday Stroll - click!

♥.