Baptism cards

Baptism card for my great-great niece.

Over 40 examples for what to write in a baptism card, no matter what the situation!

Hello, Crafters. My Church is very small congregation-wise and when I was baptised last November I was the first in the last five years! Just under four months later, this coming Sunday we have another member of the congregation being baptised. One of the big advantages of being part of a small Church is that ... Read More about Baptism Card – Hold On To Hope & Blessed By God (ret).

Size: 5" x 7" Make custom invitations and announcements for every special occasion! Choose from twelve unique paper types, two printing options, and six shape options to design a card that's perfect for you. Dimensions: 5" x 7" (portrait or landscape) Standard white envelope included High quality, full-color, full-bleed Add photos and text to both sides of this flat card at no extra charge Two printing options available: Standard and High-Definition 12 unique paper types and colors to choose…

It's been a busy weekend for card making! Yesterday I had the honor of being Godmother to the sweetest boy! Here's the card I made for his baptism. I really love how clean and simple this is. I used the retired Special Blessings set from Stampin Up. I embossed the cross and the sentiment on to Baja Breeze cardstock and layered it onto my Papertrey Ink white cardstock. For the layout I used the current Pals Paper Art Sketch PPA129. I LOVE this sketch!!! Hopefully I'll get a chance to use it…

A beautiful Baptism or Christening card, which features a watercolour blue background with a cross in the centre, adorned with pretty blue flowers. You can personalise the card with the child's name and Baptism/Christening date to make it extra special. The card is printed in my home studio on a high-quality 230gsm matte cardstock, and measures approx. 5.5 x 5.5". It comes with a white insert which is left blank for you to write your own message inside. It's supplied with a white envelope…

Thanks to Jan Brown and her lovely card, I was able to create one similar for my niece's Baptism. As you can see, I changed a few things with the stamp sets, dies that I had on hand. What I think is so cool, is that I stamped directly on the ribbon for my sentiment! SWEET! Thanks for taking a peek! Supplies Used: Stamp set - Special Blessings Ink - Petal Pink, Memento Paper - Petal Pink, Whisper White Accessories - Die Cut/Emboss Machine, Flourish Dies, Perfect Polka Dots EF, Petal Pink…

"A beautiful Baptism or Christening card, which features a watercolour pink background with a cross in the centre, adorned with pretty pink flowers. You can personalise the card with the child's name and Baptism/Christening date to make it extra special. The card is printed in my home studio on a high-quality 230gsm matte cardstock, and measures approx. 5.5 x 5.5\". It comes with a white insert which is left blank for you to write your own message inside. It's supplied with a white envelope…

I have made a Christening/baptism card today. Quite simple but very elegant and perfect for the occasion, don't you think? Change the wording and it could become a wedding invitation. I used my lovely Inspired Events stamp set along with Soft Suede ink pad and the very gorgeous Springtime Impressions Thinlits die The card has been finished with pearls! To make this card: 1. Cut your corner die using whisper white card 2. Adhere using liquid glue 3. Stamp your sentiments using blocks or…