Sunny Studio Stamps: Tropical Birds Baby Themed Card by Marine Simon

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Wombat Vombatus ursinus, Maria Island, Tasmania, April 2015. A lucky shot - I was actually photographing Cape Barren geese at the time, sheltering behind a log and facing the other way, as these wombats emerged from their burrow for an evening stroll and graze. In any case, wombats don't have great eyesight, so as long as I didn't make any rapid movements, they seemed unable to discern me from the log.

Sunny Studio Stamps: Kiddie Pool Card by Marine Simon and Marieke Slaats

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Hey there, Today we join our cute mice family again in a very special occasion. Kelly and Mike, the owners of Lawn Fawn, just had a baby boy, and to help in the house, those sweet little mice have offered to take care of the laundry. Like always I used multiple stamp sets to create my card, so make sure to check the list of supplies below the video at the end of this post. I first started by stamping all the images on 80 pounds Neenah Solar White cardstock using Jet Black ink, and I colored everything using my alcohol markers. When it was done, I cut a Reveal Wheel panel out of Strathmore bristol cardstock. And I invite you to watch the video below to see how I dit cut the circle window. It's easier to explain with images than with words ^^ Once the window was cut out, I created a simple sky using the cloudy stencil along with tumbled glass distress ink. And I added a little bit of texture to the clouds by splattering drops of salty ocean distress ink miwed with water using very thin brush. And I also added drops of liquid stardust all over the panel to bring sparkles to the scene. When my sky was dry, I die cut another reveal wheel panel, as well as a wheel and colored those elements the same way as the main panel, and again you can check my video to see the process ^^ Next I die cut a small circle and put a small brad though the little hole in the middle, and I put this brad at the back of the wheel through the hole as well. I opened the brad to keep the pieces together and I applied foam squares around the brad on the circle. I removed the backing paper off the foam squares and placed the wheel behind the main reveal wheel panel, making sure to line up the clouds. And I pressed down onto the second reveal wheel panel to stick the wheel only. I stamped my sentiment 'Welcome baby boy' at the top of the main panel using jet black ink. I applied foam tape around the wheel, making sure not to touch it, removed the backing paper, and attached the main panel on top. To ground my scene, I cut a grass border that I colored it using shabby shutters and mowed lawn distress inks. I attached that border at the bottom of my panel, applied foam tape and double sided tape at the back of it and attached it on a 5,5 x 4,25" rainbow panel. Next I attached the images, starting with one of the stakes. I cut it in three pieces, according to the shape of the panel, and I glued the middle piece in the background on the second cloud panel, and attached the two other pieces at the top and bottom on the front panel. This way the image is still a whole element but doesn't interfere in the wheel mechanism. And next I stuck the remaining images using a combination of liquid glue, foam squares and glue dots. When everything was attached, I stamped tiny arrows directly on the wheel so the recipient of the card knows what to do, I also stamped a heart on the baby bodysuit and added white highlights on the images as well. And finally I applied some white blizzard nuvo drops on the butterflies, and added a few morning dew drops here and here to bring an extra touch of shine. VIDEO Below (click on the image) or here LAWN FAWN SUPPLIES Stamp sets Little bundle Really high five Dandy day Loads of fun Holiday helpers Super star Wild for you Easter party Push here Die sets Reveal wheel Reveal wheel circle add-on Large stitched rectangle stackables Simple grassy hillsides Misc. Cloudy stencil Really rainbow 6x6 paper pack Jet black ink OTHER SUPPLIES - Spectrum Noir markers - Distress inks: tumbled glass, salty ocean, shabby shutters, mowed lawn - Sakura white gel pen - White blizzard nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - Morning dew nuvo drops by Tonic Studio - 80lb neenah solar white cardstock - Strathmore bristol cardstock

Vous découvrirez dans ce portfolio un mélange des aquarelles et des pastels que j'ai réalisés ces 5 dernières années. N'hésitez pas à m'écrire si l'une d'entre elles vous inspire ou si vous désirez en faire l'acquisition.

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Enter to win one of two summer sewing prize packs to help us get ready for the kick off of our Nautical Summer Quilt Along.

Découvrez 5 idées créatives à faire avec vos enfants pour réutiliser les boites d'oeuf vides qui encombrent vos poubelles.

Sunny Studio Stamps: Spring Greenery Card by Marine Simon and Anja Bytyqi

Hey there, Today's project was inspired by the fishing pond card I made a few weeks ago using Hello Bluebird supplies. I had a great time making it so I thought it would be fun to try to recreate it using another brand. So once again I searched my entire Lawn Fawn collection looking for the images that could match the theme, stamped them on Neenah solar white cardstock using memento tuxedo black ink and colored them using my Spectrum Noir markers. I die cut 2 pocket panels, 2 small panels, and a track piece, all from bristol cardstock. And I applied double sided tape on the thin tabs of the pocket panels and the track piece. I folded the score lines on both pocket pieces and used my bone folder to get sharp edges. Next I cut a strip of plastic bag that measures 2-1/4 inches and attached it around the track piece. I placed the seam of the plastic strip on the left side of the track piece and applied double sided tape. I did the same thing at the back but on the opposite side. I die one more pocket piece and one more panel piece from bristol cardstock and used them to die cut grass borders and hill borders. This way all the elements will have stitched details. I also die cut a bunch of trees from the pivot pop up die set that I placed along the grass borders. The background elements were colored using shabby shutters and peeled paint for the grass borders and the foliage, shabby shutters and broken china for the hill borders that will be used as a pond, and gathered twigs for the tree trunks. I also created the sky on both panel pieces and one pocket piece using tumbled glass. The white pocket piece will be at the back so no need to color it. I started to assemble everything by attaching the borders on the panels. I also die cut the notches off camera. Next I took the track piece, aligned the right side on my grid mat, and attached the right panel, making sure it was aligned with the grid mat too. I turned the track piece over and did the same thing with the other panel. Next I attached both pocket pieces together, attached the track piece inside, and closed the pocket. I attached all the trees using liquid glue. I white heat embossed my sentiment, applied tumbled glass distress ink on top of it to match the sky, and cut it using the coordinating die. I attached different papers on a kraft card base, and stuck my double slider down on top. I added white stitches on the kraft card base and cut all the images using the coordinating dies. And finally I adhered everything using glue dots. VIDEO Below or here LAWN FAWN SUPPLIES - Double slider surprise die set - Pivot pop-up die set - Grassy border die set - Simple grassy hillside die set - Simple stitched hillside border die set - Bicycle built for you stamp set + dies - Rub a dub dub stamp set + dies - Toadally awesome stamp set + dies - Critters in the forest stamp set + dies - Beary happy holidays stamp set + dies - Critters in the arctic stamp set + dies - Yay, kites stamp set + dies - Hay there stamp set + dies - Lily of the valley paper from the Perfectly Plaid Spring 6x6 paper pack - Cosy cardigan paper from the Knit Picky Fall 6x6 paper pack OTHER SUPPLIES - Spectrum Noir markers - Distress inks: shabby shutters, peeled paint, broken china, tumbled glass, gathered twigs - Strathmore bristol smooth cardstock - Neenah solar white cardstock - Neenah desert storm cardstock - Dark kraft cardstock from my stash - Versamark ink - White embossing powder by Aladine - Sakura white gel pen - Sakura black gel pen - Memento tuxedo black ink

Pregnancy pictures are a must-have in order to preserve this special time. Make the most of it with these stunning maternity shoot ideas.

Vous êtes à la recherche de bricolage facile pour la fête des grand-mères ? Voici des idées de cadeaux DIY à offrir aux mamies, le dimanche 5 mars.

Langoz is a seamless baby sweater knit in the round from the top down. The upper back and front are worked flat, then pieces are joined and the striped body is knitted in the round. Sleeves are put on holders before being knitted in the round as well. The name Langoz comes from a beach in Loctudy, at the west of Brittany, in France. The pattern is inspired by a seaside style. Size 3(6,9) months Chest : 23(25,26)cm 3mm 80cm Circular needles Colour A : approx. 180(200,220) meters, 196(219,240) yards Colour B : approx. 65(80,100) meters, 71(87,109) yards ………………………….. Langoz est un pull bébé tricoté en rond de haut en bas sans aucune couture. La partie haute du dos et du devant est d’abord tricotée à plat, puis les pièces sont rassemblées pour tricoter en rond la partie rayée du corps. Les manches sont mises en attente puis tricotées en rond. Le nom Langoz vient d’une plage à Loctudy, tout au bout de la Bretagne. Le modèle s’inspire du style marin / bord de mer. Taille 3(6,9) mois Buste : 23(25,26)cm Aiguilles circulaires de 3mm en 80cm Couleur A : environ 180(200,220) mètres Couleur B : environ 65(80,100) mètres

Hello there! Here is a new card inspired by the very talented Rowena. I made it for the first birthday of a little boy using the perfect stamp set for this occasion! I first started by die cutting a stitched scallop frame twice and glued them together. I also cut the words Happy and Birthday several times from white cardstock using the Painted Happy Birthday die from SSS, and glued them on a white base to get a cool tone on tone look. I stamped my images, colored them using distress inks and fussy cut them. Then I thought it would cute to add real strings to my baloons, so I attached the balloons to my cat using gold thread and glue dots. And then I glued the cat and the balloons on my panel using foam squares. I created my card base using two pieces of pale yellow cardstock glued together, attached a piece of pattern paper on it, and glued my panel on top of it. And added some colorful sequins to finish the card. VIDEO Below or here SUPPLIES - Baby Party Animals stamp set from Simon Says Stamp - Painted Happy Birthday die from Simon Says Stamp - white cardstock + pattern paper + pale yellow cardstock from the Simon Says Stamp September card kit - stitched scallop edge frame from My Favorite Things - distress inks from Tim Holtz: broken china, picked raspberry, mowed lawn, mustard seed, black soot, weathered wood - black dye ink from Hero Arts - summer mix sequins from Pretty Pink Posh - gold thread from my stash

Bonjour !!! Ouf ! Les choses vont se calmer pour moi, maintenant que je suis officiellement une femme mariée ! (Pour l’instant, ça n’a rien changé à notre vie, sauf la fête avec la fami…

JEREMY THE AMİGURUMİ CAT Free English Pattern Pattern: @ludaorlova_toys English Translation: @samyelidesign MATERİALS AND TOOLS: Yarn: Gazzal Baby Cotton half-cotton 50g / 165m, color No. 3430 (gray), color No. 3438 (dark blue), color No. 3431 (jeans), color No. 3432 (white), color No. 3443(Red poppy) Hook: 2 mm Fiberfill Beads for eyes with a diameter of 6 mm A bit of black, white and pink yarn for embroidery Needle for stitching, scissors, pins, marker for knitting Cut fabric size 27 * 9 cm (for scarves) Buttons – 2pcs Sewing machine (optional) ABBREVİATİONS: mr – magic ring st– stitch sc– single crochet ch – chain inc – increase dec – decrease ss – slip stitch dc – double crochet The size of the finished toy using these materials is about 20 cm ARMS: (2 pcs) Link two parts. Stuff in the process of knitting. Tightly fill the bottom, further fill medium, the top part is not necessary to fill. Start with gray color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3-6) sc in each st around (12) Change color to white. 7-8) sc in each st around (12) Change the yarn to dark blue. 9-10) sc in each st around (12) Change color to white. 11-12) sc in each st around (12) Change the yarn to dark blue. 13-14) sc in each st around (12) Change color to white. 15-16) sc in each st around (12) Change the yarn to dark blue. 17-18) sc in each st around (12) Change color to white. 19-20) sc in each st around (12) Change the yarn to dark blue. 21-22) sc in each st around (12) Change color to white. 23) sc in each st around (12) Knit another 6 sc, then fold the edges of the parts together, knit 6 sc. Yarn to fasten, cut off. TAİL: Stuff in the process knitting. Tightly fill the bottom, then to fill medium, the upper part is not necessary to fill. Start with gray color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3-25) sc in each st around (12) (23 rnds) Fold the edges of the parts together, knit 6 sc. Yarn to fasten, cut off. LEGS AND BODY: First knit the first leg. Legs and body tight stuff in the knitting process. Start with gray color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3) (sc, inc)*6 (18) 4) sc, inc, (2 sc, inc)*5, sc (24) 5-7) sc in each st around (24) 8: 6 sc, 6dec, 6sc (18) 9: (4 sc, dec)*3 (15) 10-12) sc in each st around (15) 13: (4 sc, inc)*3 (18) 14-16) sc in each st around (18) 17: (5 sc, inc)*3 (21) Knit another 7sc, ss. Finish knitting, yarn to fasten and cut the yarn. Tie the second leg in the same way as the first, but after 17 rows, knit another 18 sc. The thread does not cut, and continue to knit the body. (You may need another the number of loops after the 17th row, then you need to adjust it yourself.) 18) From the second leg dial a chain of 6 ch and attach to the first leg where finished knitting (in the loop following ss). Make sure the legs look straight. Next knit 21 sc on the first part, 6 st chain of air loops, 21 sc on the second part, 6 sc on the back chains of air loops (54) In this place you need to set the marker (marker is in front) 19-26) sc in each st around (54) (8 rnds) In the next row you need to engage the tail. Make sure that the tail is located exactly in the middle. 27) 22 sc, 6 sc with the tail, 26 sc (54) 28) (7 sc, dec)*6 (48) Next, you need to align the marker exactly middle of the back. For this I needed knit 22 sc (you might need knit a different number of loops), and in Next loop change color to dark blue. Now here will be the beginning of the next row, set the marker. 29-30) sc in each st around (48) Change color to white. 31) sc in each st around (48) 32) (10 sc, dec)*4 (44) Change the yarn to dark blue. 33-34) sc in each st around (44) Change color to white. 35-36) sc in each st around (44) Change the yarn to dark blue. 37-38) sc in each st around (44) Change color to white. 39) sc in each st around (44) 40) (9 sc, dec)*4 (40) Change the yarn to dark blue. 41-42) sc in each st around (40) Change color to white. 43) (8 sc, dec)*4 (36) In the next row you need to knit arms. Make sure that they are located symmetrically on the sides of the body. 44) 9 sc, 6 sc with the arm, 12 sc, 6 sc with the arm, 3 sc (36) Change the yarn to dark blue. 45) (4 sc, dec)*6 (30) 46) sc in each st around (30) Change the yarn to gray. 47) (3 sc, dec)*6 (24) 48-49) sc in each st around (24) Taurus is ready. Further, without tearing the yarns, continue to knit your head. We fill very tightly HEAD: 50) 24 inc (48) 51) (7 sc, inc)*6 (54) 52) 4 sc, inc, (8 sc, inc)*5, 4 sc (60) 53-64) sc in each st around (60) 65) 4 sc, dec, (8 sc, dec)*5, 4 sc (54) 66) (7 sc, dec)*6 (48) 67) 3 sc, dec, (6 sc, dec)*5, 3 sc (42) 68) (5 sc, dec)*6 (36) 69) 2 sc, dec, (4 sc, dec)*5, 2 sc (30) 70) (3 sc, dec)*6 (24) 71) sc, dec, (2 sc, dec)*5, sc (18) 72) (sc, dec)*6 (12) Fasten off and cut the yarn, leaving a long tip with which to pull off the remaining hole. The tail of the yarn is hidden inside the head. EARS (2 pcs) Link the two details in gray. No need to stuff. 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) (sc, inc)*3 (9) 3) (2 sc, inc)*3 (12) 4: (5 sc, inc)*2 (14) 5: (6 sc, inc)*2 (16) 6: (7 sc, inc)*2 (18) 7: (8 sc, inc)*2 (20) Yarn to fasten, cut, leaving long end for sewing. MUZZLE: Start with white color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3) (sc, inc)*6 (18) 4) sc, inc, (2 sc, inc)*5, inc (24) 5) (3 sc, inc)*6 (30) 6) sc in each st around (30) Yarn fasten, cut, leaving a long the end for sewing. First you need to sew the muzzle. Locate the face approximately between 51 and 61 next heads, pin pins (make sure that it is located in the center). Sew, in the process of sewing inside, put the filler. On both sides of the muzzle sew eyes. To do this, mark with pins. The locations of the peepholes, which are between 59 and 60 near the head, the distance between the points is 10-11sc. When sewing, make a small tie white yarn stitches around the peephole to look turned out to be more “alive”. Black yarn you can add eyelid rather. On the muzzle with pins mark the location of the nose, embroider with pink yarn. Embroider mouth with black yarn, eyebrows and antennae. Pins mark the location of the ears, sew approximately between 61 and 70 next (make sure the ears are sewn symmetrically). TROUSERS: Knitting pants starts at the top. Color “jeans” dial a chain of 54 ch and with the help of ss to close it in a circle. 1) 2 ch lifting, 54 dc, ss (54) 2) (8 sc, inc )*6 (60) 3-7) sc in each st around (60) In the next row you need to do hole for the tail. 8) Dial a chain of 6 ch, 6sc previous row skip, continue knitting in the next loop, 54 sc (60) 9-18) sc in each st around (60) (10 rnds) Next, knitting is divided as follows: 28 sc (pant leg), 2 sc, 28 sc (pant leg), 2sc. It is necessary to arrange the leg so that the hole for the tail was exactly in the middle. For this I needed to knit 4 sc (maybe you will have a different amount loops), then count down 28 sc and connect to a circle. Continue knitting already at 28 loops. 19-29) sc in each st around (28) (11 rnds) Finish knitting ss, fasten and cut the thread, hide thread tip. Next, go back to the beginning of knitting trousers, count off from the first 2 sc (this will be the distance between them), tie the thread, leaving a loose tail about 20cm. Count off 28 sc, use ss to connect in a circle and knit again 11 rows of 28 sc. Next, finish the knitting ss, fasten and yarn cut off, the tip of the thread hide. Sew up the tip of the yarn distance between the legs. POCKET: Knit in rotating rows, each row start with a 1ch climb. Dial a chain of 10 ch + 1ch lifting. First row start from the 2nd from hook loop. 1-8) 10 sc To tie the sides of the pocket sbn yarn fasten and cut off leaving a long tip for sewing on WEBBİNG: Tie 2 pieces of the desired length. To me it took to dial 28 ch maybe you will have a different amount (depends on the density of knitting). Knit in rotating rows. When typing initial chain, leave free tail about 20 cm. Dial a chain of 28 ch + 1 ch lifting. First row start from the 2nd from hook loop. 1) 28 sc, 1ch lifting 2) sc in each st around (28) Yarn to fasten and cut, leaving tip for sewing. Sew the straps to the pants, fronts sew decorative buttons. Sew a pocket. BERET: Start with white color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3) (sc, inc)*6 (18) 4) (2 sc, inc)*6 (24) 5) (3 sc, inc)*6 (30) 6) (4 sc, inc)*6 (36) 7) (5 sc, inc)*6 (42) 8) (6 sc, inc)*6 (48) 9) (7 sc, inc)*6 (54) 10) (8 sc, inc)*6 (60) 11) (9 sc, inc)*6 (66) 12) (10 sc, inc)*6 (72) 13) (11 sc, inc)*6 (78) 14) (12 sc, inc)*6 (84) 15-17) sc in each st around (84) 18) (12sc, dec)*6 (78) 19) (11sc, dec)*6 (72) 20) (10sc, dec)*6 (66) 21) sc in each st around (66) Finish knitting ss, fasten and yarn cut off, the tip of the yarn hide. POMPON: Knit in red, fill in the process knitting. Start with red color 1) 6 sc in to mr (6) 2) 6 inc (12) 3) (sc, inc)*6 (18) 4) (2 sc, inc)*6 (24) 5-8) sc in each st around (24) 9) (2 sc, dec)*6 (18) 10) (sc, dec)*6 (12) Yarn fasten, cut, leaving a long the end for sewing. Pompon sew to the top of the beret. SOLİTAİRE: On paper, make a pattern in the size indicated on the photo. Transfer the pattern to the fabric, leave the allowances of 0.7-1 cm for hemming, cut. Process edges, bend and stitch

It's time for an adorable wobbling craft - let’s make Baby Shark’s family, as seen on Caitie's Classroom! Baby Shark, Mama Shark and Papa Shark, Grandma Shark and Grandpa Shark aren’t only easy to create but they are even more fun to play with.

We look at ourselves every day in the mirror and sometimes think about how our faces and bodies changes as we age. Then we open old family photo albums shaking