Showing posts with label gamer brads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gamer brads. Show all posts

Monday, May 7, 2018

Shower that baby with Eyelet Outlet love!!

I have had several invites to baby showers recently.
Eyelet Outlet has so many great brads...that you can easily create a card that coordinates with the baby's gender, the theme of the nursery, or your gift!

Here...a baby boy card!




So many boy brads!!

And tying it all together...is a bit of washi tape in the background!

The nursery of this little one will be filled with beach colors and themes.
That is easy peasy with Tropical Fish brads, lots of washi tape in different widths..and 
pearl bling!




This weekend will be the annual



in Novi, MI.
May 10-12, 2018.

Stop by the booth!
I'll be there!

We have another Instagram Hop in partnership with The Project Bin!



Dawn Mercedes, of Sunnyside Up

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Play Hard Gamer! HB2U! Boy Happy Birthday Card!

I haven't played a video game since Atari was a thing so this is a pretty fancy controller compared to what we had back then!  I knew I wanted to make something using these super fun gamer brads! 





All papers are from TPC Studio Hats Off
Game controller is from Father's Day Cricut Cartridge
Play Hard Stamp from Flips Flops Extreme Boy


The Eyelet Outlet Products Used:
Video Game Brads
White and Black enamel dots




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Wednesday, March 22, 2017

P.S. i {heart} you


Like many of the guys his age, my son loves gaming!  He's in college now, but when he wants a break to relax and unwind, he will often pick up a controller and immerse himself in a game.  Last week was midterms...he worked so hard and was really looking forward to Spring Break this week.  

This simple card with a sketched video game console and Eyelet Outlet's gamer brads is the perfect way to say I love you and I'm proud of you!  


The contour and color of the background panel were deliberately designed to bring a certain gaming system to mind, and I used some click-together alphabet stamps to add a punny greeting.  I think he'll like it!  I hope you do too!