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Punch Baby Bug Tutorial

Posted on: Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

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Well I am so sorry ladies for having this post up so late.  I was working on the Punch Bear Tutorial and realized that there was a couple of problems with the document I was using.  So the Punch Bear will be coming soon, I just have to resolve a couple things with it.  In the meantime, I have a Punch Bug Baby to share.  I came across this image over here.  It was such a cute image, and I really wanted to create something like it, but bigger.  I just love fairy’s and bugs in a whimsical style, so this was right up my alley.

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Step 1:  Start by cutting out two 1″ circles from Blush Blossom CS and Riding Hood Red CS which I treated using last weeks tutorial.  Next I took my Wide Oval Punch and punched 1 Blush Blossom oval, and half of my treated Riding Hood Red CS.  Next you will take your Blush Blossom Wide Oval and trim away one side to create a tear drop shape.

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Step 2: Take you 1″ circle punch and flip over.  Place your punched Riding Hood Red CS circle inside and punch a crescent sliver from it.  This will become the cap of the baby bug.

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Step 3:  Glue the sliver on to the baby face, and take the half Wide Oval in Riding Hood Red, and cut down to create Ladybug diapers.  Sponge Creamy Caramel around the edges to give some dimension.

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Step 4:  Glue the head to the body.  Place it so that it has a slight tilt as though the baby is turning his head and looking towards you.  Place the body on a scrap of Blush Blossom and with a pencil, draw little legs.  The feet and hands are just little half circles.  Trace around the rest of the image with your pencil, then remove the baby and cut out.

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Step 5:  You should have a little body cut out.  Now you can erase the pencil and glue your baby to the hand and foot base.

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Step 6:  Add a little sponging with Creamy Caramel to the hands and feet, and with a Creamy Caramel marker, draw a line for the foot to define it.  Draw two little eyes and some hair tufts with Black marker, and then add some blush to the cheeks with some of your Rose Red SU chalk.  Add little dots to the cheeks with your white gel pen.

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Step 7:  With a Large Oval Punch, punch out 2 ‘wings’ from some CS vellum.  Sponge the wings with Baja Breeze Classic Ink.  Glue it to the under neck of the baby.  Glue the baby to a die cut Scallop circle (larger of the Scallop Circle #2 Die).  The scallop circle was sponged first with Kiwi Kiss and Old Olive to give it a grassy look.  Baby was mounted on a 4″ x 4″ Riding Hood Red card.  Black polka dots were punched out using my Crop-a-dile and glued around the card.  Naturally Serif alphabet provided the letters to spell BABY, and the polka dots were glittered with black glitter from the Fine Galaxy Glitter Pack.  Last, using my 2-way Glue Pen, I added streaks to the wings and glittered with Dazzling Diamonds.

Voila, it is done.  Again I apologize for not having the bear up, but I promise he will be here soon.  In the meantime, thanks so much for stopping by!
sophiasiggy

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Ink: Creamy Caramel (103220), Baja Breeze (111833), Basic Black (101179)
Paper: Riding Hood Red CS (111348), Cardstock Vellum (101856), Blush Blossom (103318), Whisper White (100730), Basic Black (102851)
Accessories:  Wide Oval Punch (112082), Large Oval Punch (107305), 1″ Circle Punch (109046), Crop-o-dile (108362), Fine Galaxy Glitter (114286), 2-Way Glue Pen (100425), Stampin Pastels (105542), uni-ball Signo Gel Pen (105021), Naturally Serif (113453), Scallop Circle #2 (113469), Dazzling Diamonds (102023), Black Marker (100082) 

48 Comments

1

My gosh this is sooooo adorable! I love working with punches and anytime you use them in your cards I get a tickle in my middle!!! Thanks for sharing this!

2

Cuuuuute! Love that little face! :)

3

Thanks for another great idea. I am constantly inspired by your creations.

4

Oh, this is adorable! You know, I saw that same card and was not inspired the way you were. You have such talent!

Thanks for the tutorial!

5

OMG….this baby is adorable!! You and your sister just amaze me….constantly!

6

This is soooo cute Andrea. I am going to give it a try and see how it looks on a baby card. Thanks for sharing:)

7

I just love your card, again!

8

A for adorable! Very creative. Love how you create so many things using SU! only, the two of you are a real inspiration for all.

Julie

9

Just beautiful!

10

That is such a cute card Sophia! Thanks for sharing!

11

So adorable! TFS.

12

This is gorgeous!!! Thank you.

13

this is about the cutest thing i have ever seen!!! too stinkin’ cute.

i love the new slide shows also. thanx for sharing both of your talents with all of us.

xoxo

14

What a little darling!!!! She is so cute !!!

Thanks for sharing this amazing talent you have. Have a great day!!

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Margaret Peltier
June 4th, 2009 at 7:38 am

Just adorable!!!

16

Adorable!! You guys never cease to amaze me!! Just when I think I figure things out, you come up with a different technique or project altogether!!

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Candyce Mathews
June 4th, 2009 at 7:49 am

How cute is that! I will be trying that one. Love it. Thanks for the tutorial.

TFS
Candyce Mathews

18

wonderful. it is so cute, thanks for sharing your wonderful ideas and I am looking forward to the bear
Eileen

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Crisanne Durrant
June 4th, 2009 at 8:22 am

How adorable! I love the glitter on the vellum wings! :)

20

I love it! It is very cute.

21

I really like the extra sparkle on the wings.

22

Sophia
Thank you for such a cute card and a cute idea. I am one that goes for “fun” so this really takes the “bug”

23

This is the cutest card ever:-) I just love that little baby bug.

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barb hendrickson
June 4th, 2009 at 10:27 am

This is just precious! Very cute.

barb

25

This is just a darling card Sophia! I love it!

26

This is so adorable!!! Love the idea of creating images with punches…so creative!

27

Oh my! This is sooooo cute. I haven’t seen anything like this before. Now that is inspiration! I never would of thought of trying to make that from a stamp! Great thinking. Well done.

28

You are just so creative. I really admire those people who can envision all these cute punches!

29

Super cute! ThANks for the tutorial.

30

Man do I love that super cute Punch Baby Bug!!!! Now to go order the wide oval punch so I can make it! Thanks for fueling my addiction girls!

31

What a super-dooper card!! Again, THANKS!!!

32

Very cute! Thanks for the tutorial.

33

Very lovely and clever!!!

34

This has got to be THE absolute cutest punch creation I have seen to date! LOVE it! My friend just had a baby girl yesterday, I may have to give it a go!

35

All I can say is CUTE CUTE CUTE!! Love it!

36

So sweet! This is like the tole painting faces you see in the books! so cute!

37

Super cute card – love it!

38

Oh, it’s too cute! Thank you for sharing how to make one. I will definitely have to make this one. I just love creating with my punches!

Sandy

39

What a cutie!! Thanks so much for sharing the instructions, I think I’ll be making up a few of these this weekend :)

40

Adorable!! Thank you so much for the tutorial, I will have to make something similar tonight! Have a great weekend!
Cindy

41

How very creative! I love the different use of the punches.

42

this is too stinky cute, Love all your ideas and thanks so much for the inspiration.

43

Very cute idea! Love things using the punches!

44

Thanks for the tutorial. This is very cute. The vellum wings are perfect.

45

Great tutorial… Thanks! The card is just soooo cute! Absolutely adorable.

46

Too cute is all I can say!

47

Thank you so much for sharing this gorgeous creation.

I am going to sit and make one today and send it to someone who needs a little cheering up at the moment.

Jayne

48

I just love your ideas! Thank you for all you do to help all of us. I wish I could think more out of the box like you do. Great card!

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