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Don't little precious packages bring so much joy? My husband told me last night when I came home that one of the men in his office was a proud new daddy. So, I whipped up a card for him to take.

I guess it's easy to tell based on the color that they are proud new parents of a baby girl!

The picture quality of the card isn't that great, but I had just had two intensive days at the office (one of them had me up at 3:45 AM again), so I was beat, but wanted to capture the design so I could reproduce it as needed in the future.

Here's a closeup:


The rattle is stamped and embossed on heavy vellum, in case you're wondering (since it's semi transparent).

The inside reads "Congratulations".

Comments

Karen said…
So sweet!! Would look great in blue too!! Love all the details and how simple it is!
Sat Mar 06, 07:47:00 AM EST
Pam said…
Such a sweet precious card - so perfect for a wee little one! Love that velum rattle, gives such a feeling of softness and those baby polka dots are too cute!
Sat Mar 06, 11:23:00 AM EST
Amy said…
This is beautiful! The rattle is perfect!!
Sat Mar 13, 09:15:00 AM EST
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