The Stamp Review Crew - Zoo Babies

Hi and welcome to the Zoo Babies Stamp Review Crew Blog Hop.  We are a group of Stampin' Up! ® Demonstrators who love to show you just how much you can do with one stamp set. I can't wait to see what everyone has made with this adorable set.

If you get lost, just click on the banner below to take you to our main blog, where you will see a list of all the participants for this round.  Enjoy!

I've just had a two week break from my day job (school holidays) so I've been a busy little 'bee' getting ready for blog hops as well as next week's South Pacific Convention on the Gold Coast.  Yay!  I'll have lots to share over the next few weeks, so make sure you check out my blog and Facebook page, AddINKtive Designs, to see the latest news about Convention.

I'm just a little bit excited about my projects today as I designed all of the 3D items. They certainly have been a labour of love with countless hours of construction and fussy cutting until I was finally happy with the results.

1. A Card in a 'Box' - Baby Crib

(In Aussie lingo, a baby cot)

 

     

 

 

A have written a tutorial for my 'Card in a Box - Baby Crib', so I won't go into listing all the project details. A few weeks back I went searching for a baby crib card to make but only came across SVG files in the Silhouette Store or similar 'take-offs' and templates, so I decided to set about designing one made from SU punches and/or dies and came up with two designs.  This is the first one that I constructed especially for the SRC Blog Hop and I am beyond excited with how it turned out. 

2. Berry Basket - Toy Shopping Trolley

  

 

This project was inspired by a 'push toy' shopping cart that my daughter had when she was a toddler.  The main colours are Real Red, Daffodil Delight and Tempting Turquoise and was constructed using the Berry Basket Die. The wheels are stamped from the Amazing Birthday Stamp Set.

3.  Curvy Keepsake - Baby Pram

   

I created this little pram from Pink Pirouette Card Stock and stamped with the five, soon to be retired, In-Colours (sniff), plus Rich Razzleberry, Pink Pirouette and Pool Party.  The handle is made from the Berry Basket Die and about a half of one section of the box has been cut away to reveal the inside and front of the pram.  The wheels and tag trim are stamped from the Daydream Medallions Stamp Set.  I have tweaked this design a little and have posted a detailed tutorial on my blog if you would like to check it out HERE.

Thanks so much for stopping by,

Up next is Yapha Mason -

or ... Back to Debra Burgin -

Both these ladies are super talented and I am loving being part of  this amazing team called The Stamp Review Crew.  See you for another Blog Hop in two weeks' time.