Count On Me Baby Card for the Alphabet Challenge

Count On Me Baby Card by Secrets To Stamping!

Hi, Stampers!

The Alphabet Challenge starts a new theme today – “P is for Precious.” We will open that up to your interpretation, so let’s see what your precious cards look like. When I saw the theme, the only thing that came to my mind was a baby card. So, I decided to ink up a new-to-me stamp set that I just purchased called Count On Me. All of the images are adorable but this bear just melted my heart. My stampin’ friend Diane had posted a card of him wearing clothes and I just had to CASE her idea. I really like how this card turned out, even though it’s pretty CAS for me.

Once you finish here, I hope you visit our Alphabet Design Team gallery for some great inspiration and play along!

My Secrets!

  • Firstly, this card is a standard A2 card of thick white cardstock (5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ and scored at 4-1/4″).
  • After that, I dry embossed white cardstock with the Brick & Mortar embossing folder then layered it onto Fresh Freesia cardstock.

And now, the fun part!

  • Then it was time to stamp that little bear, so I stamped him onto the regular white cardstock. Once that was done, I colored him lightly with Crumb Cake Stampin’ Blends. (SECRET: the thick white cardstock doesn’t like the Stampin’ Blends as much as the regular white cardstock and could bleed past the lines. Take my word on this! LOL)
  • After that, I stamped him again onto the Tea Boutique designer paper and pencilled in the onesie first before tracing over it in black ink once I was satisfied. Then, I fussy cut and glued it into place.
  • Next, I cut the image out with the circle die from Stylish Shapes (which I never put away because I use it so much).
  • Before popping it up onto the card, I cut the designer paper with the Stitched Rectangle die. Then, I colored the white 1/4″ Crinkled Seam Binding Ribbon with Fresh Freesia Stampin’ Blends, and tied it around the designer paper into a bow. After that, I glued the entire panel onto the card.
  • Finally, I stamped the sentiment from Charming Sentiments and cropped it out with the coordinating die.
  • INSIDE: I wanted to use another of the cute images from the set inside so I stamped the little penguin. Then, I colored it with Stampin’ Blends and layered it onto Fresh Freesia cardstock.

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Our little guy is determined to learn the names of animals!



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10 thoughts on “Count On Me Baby Card for the Alphabet Challenge”

  1. One of my favorite things is paper piecing. What a cute onesie your little bear is wearing. Sweet card. It has to be so exciting for you seeing/hearing Noah learn his animals. Have a blessed weekend.

  2. An absolutely adorable bear with paper pieced onesie,love that you incorporated the same paper into the base card.Noah looks so serious about learning the names of animals.

  3. What an adorable card, Debbie! Was this the card you mentioned really liking when we talked? It is CAS for you, but a stepped up version, LOL! The texture and paper piecing really add to the charm!

    I love that Noah enjoys his animals and birds! Give your little man big hugs for me!

  4. Oh this card is adorable (and CAS-so proud!!!, LOL). Noah is a very studious youngster by the looks of that picture!
    Love the colors you used, that purple really pops!

  5. Your card is a CASlicious delight, Debbie! Even the inside would make a darling uber CAS design! I love the little bear with his paper-pieced onesie and all the wonderful dimension and interest! Thank you for inspiring everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Darnell

  6. So cute, I love the paper piecing. What a sweet picture of your grandson! Thanks for sharing with us at Krafty Chicks.

  7. Sweet baby card. Very lovely design. Thank you for joining us at Through the Craft Room Door this month. Hope to see you back here again soon. Judy DT

  8. What an adorable baby card! I’ve not thought to use brick as a background for new baby cards. It’s a great idea. Thanks for sharing with us over at NBUS. Hope to see you again. Bonnie GDT

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