I went to visit my friend, Rae Anne, who just had a sweet little baby boy. This was the card I took with my gift. Her baby shower and thank yous used Fox and Friends so it was only fitting I used a critter from that set for her card. To make a onesie card, fold your cardstock long ways, freehand a "7" on both sides (or create a pattern) punch a hole at the neck and for the legs with the 1 3/8" circle punch. Trim a bit at the leg holes with your scissors and finish it off with a bit of a scallop circle. I scored the bottom and added two eyelets using my Crop-a-dile to make it more "realistic".
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I went to visit my friend, Rae Anne, who just had a sweet little baby boy. This was the card I took with my gift. Her baby shower and thank yous used Fox and Friends so it was only fitting I used a critter from that set for her card. To make a onesie card, fold your cardstock long ways, freehand a "7" on both sides (or create a pattern) punch a hole at the neck and for the legs with the 1 3/8" circle punch. Trim a bit at the leg holes with your scissors and finish it off with a bit of a scallop circle. I scored the bottom and added two eyelets using my Crop-a-dile to make it more "realistic". 
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