Princess Coach Card :: Lauren Brewer

Happy Monday Peachy friends!  It's Lauren here and I have a fun project that would be perfect for any little princess in your life.

I love shaped cards and I think Cinderella's coach turned out pretty cute.  I am also soo happy to finally pair up my favorite Princess Face Assortment stamps with these new princess SVGs I found online.  I don't know about you, but I LOVE my Disney princesses, but the Cricut cartridges are soo detailed with so many layers.  EVERY time I cut one out, I think..."I wish I could use my Peachy Keen Stamps instead."  Well...these little princesses and princes are screaming for Peachy faces!

I love how she turned out and she was easy enough to put together!  Her sweet Peachy face makes her even cuter!

Thank you soo much for stopping by today!  

Supplies:

• PK-640 Princess Face Assortment Stamps
• Sentiment - PK-121 Fairy Mini Set
• Cinderella - from Happily Ever After SVG Set 
• Coach - Silhouette Online Store

Birthday Cupcake :: Heather Hoffman

Good morning! Heather here from Houses Built of Cards to share with you today. Since today is my daughter Katie's 9th birthday (YIKES! Where does the time GO?!?!?) - I thought I would share a birthday card. When I finished this, I thought it might look just a little too crazy - there is a lot going on! But...that makes it more fun for a kids birthday card, right?

Here are all the Peachy Goodies I used on my card:

PK-450 Wide Eyed Kids Face Assortment - $25.00

 PK-106 With a Cherry on Top! - $9.95

Action Wobbles - $10.49

I started off by cutting out my cupcake using my Silhouette Cameo machine, some Lily Bee Designs paper, and THIS file from the Silhouette store. I inked the edges with Tim Holtz distress ink, and then added my Peachy face, using a Copic marker for the cheeks, and a white gel pen for the eyes and freckles. 

The background is kraft paper that I ran through my Cuttlebug with an embossing folder. I hand trimmed the banners that the sentiments are on, and attached them with foam adhesive in the centers, and an ATG gun on the sides, so that they have some dimension. 

Rounded off one corner, and added some red bling randomly on the background. 

And then put my cupcake on an Action Wobble! This SOOO seriously ups the cuteness factor of any card! I think it makes any card so much fun! If you haven't tried them - you really should give them a try! Here are a couple photos of it in action:

Finished off with a banner on the bottom using some of the papers from the same paper pad, and a Fiskars punch. Attached them to the card, and ran some twine along the top. And...just because it seemed like "something" was missing, I added a bit of musical note ribbon from Ribbon carousel along the bottom. 

I'm so glad you stopped by today! Would love to hear what you think...does this card have too much going on, or is it okay?