Tractor cards

Hello, friends and happy weekend!! I hope those of you celebrating the long holiday weekend have some fun plans!! I have a card to share with you today featuring the September 2022 Large Die of the…

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Hello great parents! Are you looking for an interesting idea for your baby shower? If the answer is true, you are allowed to apply the idea of tractor baby shower invite. According to the name of the idea, it is surely suitable for a boy baby. You have to know that this kind of invitation card is designed with a picture of the tractor or the unique big car. So, it is impossible for a girl baby, right?

Here are 3 colorfully designed tractor birthday cards you can print from home. Add a fun filled message to finish them off!!

Tractor number cards 0-10 Different colours for odd and even (pink and blue) An Early Years (EYFS) and Primary School printable teaching resource. Print

WT995 - Wheels For my card, I die cut this spellbinders tractor and layered. The tractor is layered on some velum and then the birthday banner was added. I finished the card with a few scattered pearls. Thank you for stopping by. I would love it if you would check out my Blog: [URL=

Both of my parents grew up on farms. I remember visiting and helping my uncles' farms. One of the John Deere plants was not far from where I grew up. My children all work on a farm. My husband grew up on a farm. We live in Case/New Holland country now. We have a bit of farming in our blood. Heartland is a great set for all that farming. I love that Stampin' Up! named this set Heartland. Farming really is the heart of our country (although I think that may be changing). I had to make a John…

This probably isn't your typical Christening card, but I was asked to make it by my farmer friend who's friends have decided to have their little boy Christened. I used the Sizzix Pop n Cuts Horizontal A2 Card with Circle Label for the base, and a tractor from the Cricut Boys Will Be Boys cartridge. For the background I used Papertrey Ink clouds, sun from L'il Inkers, and the stitched hills and cloud layer from Karen Burniston's Nature Edges die set. I printed out the sentiment and used some…