Not a card

Here are a couple of onesies that I created for a friend who was having a baby girl.  Since I don't have a girl of my own I thought this was fun to make girly things.  I used the Big Shot #113439 along with Beautiful Butterflies Bigz die #114507 and Blossom Party Originals die #115971.  I bought the onesies and fabric adhesive at Walmart.  I ran the fabric adhesive sheets through the Big Shot as well to get it the same shape as the butterflies and flowers.  Good project to use up some of the fabric I had and I thought they turned out darling.

This was one of my stamp club projects.  I was really happy with the outcome.  Even better, I had a little time and actually came up with it myself.  We did the faux mother of pearl technique.  For the background I inked the embossing folder with Crumb Cake ink and some Early Espresso and ran it through the Big Shot machine.  I love the worn look it gives.

Supplies:  Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso, Very Vanilla and Certainly Celery cardstock.  Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Certainly Celery and Cherry Cobbler ink.  Antique brads, mini vintage tags, Hemp twine, 2 step bird punch, Finial press embossing folder, Fun flowers Bigz L die, frost shimmer paint, sponges

Big shot projects

Here are a few projects I created using the big shot. These projects were also copied from the demonstrator website video tutorials. The big shot is really a lot of fun to use. If you haven't tried it yet, I strongly suggest it. The dies I used for these 2 projects came with the starter kit.
I'm not in any mood to list all the supplies used. If you have a specific question, please feel free to inquire.

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