Showing posts with label I Dig You. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I Dig You. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Digging up some more boys Invitations

Some of you may recall of some similar invitations that I made for our son's 2nd Birthday Party back in January. Well here I have made a set of invitations, coordinating thank you cards, favour bags and tags all using the same "I dig you" stamp set. 


This design is a little more simplified than the set I made before, but either way, what little boy doesn't dream of Diggers and Dump Trucks?!

This set comes complete with cute little animal characters and gift parcels to place in the tipper truck like the soil I've used on the invitation. The pile of gifts would look super cute used for a boys Birthday or Christmas Card.  

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Happy Dirtday

We've just celebrated our son's 2nd Birthday and what little boy isn't rather partial to a digger or dump truck? ...... so I couldn't resist but use the wonderfully fun 'I Dig You' Stamp set from the 2012-2013 Annual Catalogue (122720 Wood £24.95/122722 Clear mount £19.95) to make not only his Birthday invites, but to decorate his favour bags, treats and generally use as the theme of the day. 



I used a simple Brown Craft bag (no handles) for the favour bags, using some Daffodil Delight DSP as a background banner strip, with a mounted rosette of Early Espresso polka dot DSP from the retired Berry Blossoms range (Spring mini Catalogue 2012). The Truck is mounted on a 3" Big Shot Circle Die and the truck was inked up using Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight and black for the tyres.

I saw these spades somewhere on the net and took inspiration in making up Chocolate coated Rice Krispie and Raisin rubble in the spade end as a little treat, attaching a simple "I dig you" tag with another truck scooping up soft suede rubble along the way. The Postcard invitation was a simple little card, which I mainly printed, adding the truck afterwards using some dimension for interest and height. I did very similar with the Thank you cards, but included the fun little parcels printed in amongst the dirt.



I also made some simple bunting, using the Pennant Parade punch and the circle die with trucks, to drape behind the food on display.



It was a fun set to use and a very versatile one .... that I may end up using for a few Valentine cards from our son to his lovely girlie friends ;)