Don't Worry, Be Happy :: Leanne Garner

Hello Peachie peeps! This is Leanne from CreatedByLeanne and I'm here to share a super fun card with you today! When I was making this card, I also kept in mind the new challenge that started today over on the Peachy Keen Blog! The challenge is Just Cards - Popped Up! Create a card using a image popped up! You can accomplish this by using foam tape, foam squares, or dimensional glue dots! Super fun challenge and we would LOVE for you to play along!

 I just love the faces from PK-112 Cherub Faces and thought they would be super cute to use on my little bees! The sentiment is from July's PKSC and it fits just right for the person I'm sending the card to! I've also used the new Close To My Heart Artiste cartridge, Create A Critter, and the Imagine Cartridge Spring Chic (more info on my blog). Here is a view from the side...

And now for the inside of the card!

Aren't those faces tooooo cute!!! Thanks for looking and I hope you have a great day and a AWESOME weekend! Hugs, Leanne

Matryoshka Dolls :: Lauren Brewer

Hi Peachy fans - it's Lauren here from Lauren's Creative!  A few weeks ago Peachy Keen Stamps offered an epic sale on their face stamp sets, so I thought some of you might be wondering what to do with your new stamp sets.  Face stamps are such an easy way to personalize and peach-ify your die cuts.  I created this cute little Matryoshka shaped card and added an adorable Princess Face...but it's what's inside that makes this card extra special!

I created a little pocket for the "baby" dolls.  So...your lucky recipient will receive 5 adorable little dolls and you have LOTS of room to write a note!  I created the pocket using my Silhouette software, but of course you could create something similar using the Cricut design software.  Here's what mine looked like on the screen:

I used the offset function to create a tiny little "ring" to add more dimension to my pocket.  The extra layers provided a bit more strength and the dolls fit inside perfectly.  I did snip off the top once they were cut out, but if you are a whiz with the software - you could obviously do alter the shape prior to cutting.  You could even skip that step entirely and use dimensional foam stickers.

Here's one more look at my little family of dolls.  The face assortment makes it soo easy to have cute faces - no matter what size your die cut is.

Materials:

• PK-640 Princess Face Assortment
• Patterned Paper: Echo Park's This & That Graceful Collection
• Sakura Gelly Roll Pen
• Momento Ink - Tuxedo Black
• Cheek Chalk Brushes
• Doll Die Cut

Every Birdie's Welcome :: Kristi Bennett

Hello Peachies! Kristi here from Little Paper Sprinkles!

If you have been to my blog you know I have an obsession with Kraft cardstock, and what goes great with Kraft cardstock? White embossing powder! What a perfect combo!

I have tried so many Kraft Cardstocks, what is your fave? 

Today for my project I made a simple but super cute card using:

Peachy Keen "Home Tweet Home"

Kraft Cardstock

White embossing powder

Scrap paper

Lace trim

Have a Peachy day!!