Now one for a little boy...

With a 5 year old boy in the house it is always a great idea to have a few spare cards suitable for little boy birthdays. After the latest run of birthday parties I thought it was time to add a few more to my stash.

So it was time to get out the "Boys will be Boys" stamp set, my blendabilities and get it to work once more. This is what I came up with today. Hope you like it.



Thanks for stopping by,

Rosalie



Crazy Crafters Colour Combo Blog Hop

Thanks for joining The Crazy Crafters team blog hop. This is time we had to choose a combo of colours from the Stampin' Up! pintrest board for inspiration. There were so many to choose from. As it is the July/August period and this is a huge birthday time in my family, I thought I should combine creating for the Blog Hop and doing some of the birthday cards I need to do. 

This is the picture which I took some inspiration from.

This is the tenth stop in our Colour Combo blog hop line. You should have just come from  Sue Wdowik at Nigh Nigh Birdie , if this is your first stop then you can work your way to every blog from here. If you get off track at any time, the full lineup below will help you move along from blog to blog so you the full hop. 

My first creation uses the new stamp set in the 2014-2015 Annual Catalogue called Boys Will Be Boys. This was actually on the top of my wish list when I first saw the catalogue. My son loves robots and lego, so I knew I would use it. Just because the term "boys" is used in the naming of this set, doesn't mean that it can't be used for girls. This card has been designed as a birthday card for a young girl, change the colours and it could be for either gender.

Boys Will Be Boys- Front

Boys Will Be Boys- Inside the card

In this card I've used a combination of Big News and Garden Party stamp sets, both are available in the current Annual Catalogue. I love the pretty little images in this stamp set, you can combine them in all sorts of ways. 

Front

Inside

This is my final card for this months Blog Hop, it uses the Be the Star stamp set. The group of small stars have been heat embossed in silver, to give the card that extra little something. I also used the star punch from the Itty Bitty Punch Pack Accents, punched out some Daffodil Delight card stock and raised them with dimensionals.

Be the Star- Front

Be the Star- Inside

STAMPIN' UP! SUPPLIES:

Boys will be boys stamp set (wood 134135 $42.95 AUD, clear 134138 $30.95 AUD)
Big News stamp set (wood 134015 $75.95 AUD, clear 134018 $55.95 AUD)
Be a Star stamp set (wood 134731 $49.95 AUD, clear 134734 $35.95 AUD)
Itty Bitty Punch Pack Accents 133787 $ 29.95 AUD
Rich Razzleberry Classic Stampin' Pad 126950 $9.95 AUD
Rich Razzleberry A4 cardstock 119981 $11.95 AUD
Bermuda Bay Classic Stampin' Pad 131171 $9.95 AUD
Bermuda Bay A4 cardstock 131286 $11.95 AUD
Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin' Pad 126944 $9.95 AUD
Daffodil Delight  A4 cardstock 121680 $11.95 AUD
Versa Mark 1022283 $12.95 AUD
Silver Embossing Powder 109131 $8.95 AUD
Stampin' Dimensionals 104430 $6.95 AUD

Blog Line up-

1. Carolina Evans at Studio Evans 
2. Angela Lorenz at Angs Crafty Cards
3. Nicole Spicer at Handmade By Nicole Spicer 
4. Michelle Mills at Hello Day Cards
5. Laura Britten at Stamping with Laura Jane
6. Sarah Rae Oakes at Stampin' Up! with Sarah
7. Karen Coulter at Do Lally Crafts
8. Kylie Bertucci at Crafty Kylie
9. Sue Wdowik at Nigh Nigh Birdie
10. Rose Desmond at Stamping with Rosalie
11. Petra Tailor at Tailored Craftiness
12. Tamie Holt at Tamie Luvs Craft 2