Seeing as my initial vision of a Christmas Card photo didn't exactly go according to plan... Here is plan B which I actually kind of love.
My first crafting session with my baby girl... Relatives, loved ones, friends... Await your masterpieces...
Blank cards £2 for 12 + stamp ink (£5 each colour) left over from baby blessing handprint masterpieces = WAAAAAAAAAY cheaper than bought Christmas cards!
What a cute idea! Wish I'd thought of something like this!X
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I think they turned out perfect!!!
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Aww, adorable! These are AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so so sweet and people will really appreciate their cards received. Look at that darling face! Best - Monica
ReplyDeleteFun idea. I love that it got all over in the process. Small and simple things make life fun.
ReplyDeleteOh, those a re so cute! I am impressed that she cooperated for that many cards!
ReplyDeletethese really are delightful - a gorgeous card and a lovely memory. We tried doing handprints and footprints with my grandie one year, he wiggled and squirmed and wasn't happy, until eventually my son said "enough"!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week. I am linking up to you through Mosaic Monday.
SO cute!! Love your photos and love this idea so much. Thanks for stopping by the simple things link party. :)
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE it! What a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteHi there. I love these card you made this year. I came across your blog today as I was searching for ideas on how to get my baby's hand prints into Christmas cards. Could you please tell me what ink you used? I'm worried if I get the wrong kind I won't be able to wash it off my baby's hands afterwards? Thanks for your time, Sabina
ReplyDeleteHey! I used stamp ink I found in The Range... It was non toxic and child safe. I'll try to find a link xx
Deletehttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Dovecraft-Pigment-SPRING-Rubber-stamping/dp/B008628QZK/ref=pd_sim_kh_2
ReplyDeleteThat baby is too cute! Stole the show!
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