After seeing Teri's card with the adorable Quickutz Panda on her blog: Big Ideas From A Little Girl, I was inspired to create one out of punches. I figured that I would incorporate it into my card swap for our September Pacific Stampers meeting and "kill two birds with one stone." I know its early to make my swaps, but I wanted to get that off my "to do list." I actually should be concentrating on making our upcoming Stamp Camp favors and also some favors for my hubby's co-worker's wedding, but decided to work on this instead. I used the Cottage Wall DSP and the Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive, Basic Black, & Whisper White cardstock for this card. I will post instructions for the panda, not sure when, but hopefully soon cause I really should focus on making the favors. Thanks for stopping by....
ha-ha! I knew that you'd come up with one on your own! I love it! BTW, I'm making good use of the mini book -it sits next to my computer and hold my user names & passwords for various sites. yippee!!
ReplyDeleteOMGOSH Girl, you are amazing! This is so cute! Got to try one, one of these days, so many projects, so little time.
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Brenda this is so cute! You are the punch art queen!
ReplyDeleteGood grief woman ... you have a special gift with creating punch art! YOU GO GIRL!
ReplyDeleteCute Panda. I love the eyes! It totally takes it to a different level. You are truly amazing & inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWow! You really made it look the same as the QK die. Very cute!!!
ReplyDeletegreat job Brenda!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job creating a panda of your own!! Sooo cute!!
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Jodi =)
very creative and oh so cute! you are a talented lady! love all you punch art! great colors too! TFS!
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