Inspiration: Mojo Monday #128 + Little Red Wagon #793
When I saw the teddy bear challenge, I jumped on the chance to pull out the Beary Cozy paper collection from Memory Place. I have also recently pulled some older embellishment packs that I would like to finish using, and one of those was an old baby-themed rub-on pack. I used one of the words I was not planning on using to check if they were still transferring properly, and they are so I kept "sweet baby" as my sentiment and transferred it to a piece of gingham paper.
I went to the paper with all of the images for fussy cutting and picked the teddy bear hiding his eyes as my main image. I also cut out a tag, a leaf, flowers and blanket to fill in the space around the card. I die-cut the orange paper with the Cross-Stitched Circle dies and layered a mini scalloped circle die-cut behind. The background was die-cut out of the sage knit pattern, and I layered one more strip of patterned paper as well.
I made a matching envelope out of patterned paper from the same pack and I layered some leftover pieces to match. I embellished the cards and envelopes with antique pearls and adhesive-backed sequins. The result is very sweet and also gender-neutral.
Supplies
Cardstock: Thick Basic White (Stampin' Up!)
Patterned Papers: Beary Cozy (Memory Place)
Dies: Scalloped Stitched Nesting Circles (Tutti Designs); Dotted Rectangle Stackables,
Cross-Stitched Circle Stackables (Lawn Fawn)
Accessories: Basic Adhesive-Backed Sequins, Stampin' Dimensionals, Envelope Punch Board,
Antique Pearls (Stampin' Up!); Baby Rub-Ons (Unknown Source)