Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 December 2011

Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Making a start on Christmas Recycling

Yes - I know! We only just had christmas - But I have been handed loads and loads of preloved christmas cards from friends, so that I can reuse them and give them life once more



I may not have done many of them yet, but I have at least made a start LOL!

Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Variation on a Christmas Squeezee Card

Instead of putting the squeezee gusset down each side of these cards, I used the images, and decoupaged them onto normal card blanks instead.
This gives the cards a completely different feel, and cuts down on the time to make them considerably too.

With a little bit of glitter strategically placed in the snow scenes, they come to life in front of your eyes.


Squeezee Puddy Tats

These Christmas cats were on my Christmas Squeezee card CD-ROM, and I reckon are a great success.

The ones that I have given out, have been loved instantly, due to the lovely images and the unusual style of a squeezee card, and the way it's layers are built up.

Saturday, 7 August 2010

Christmas is coming....

These trwo little chaps are my first attempt using my new CD-ROM

Aren't they just sooooo cute!

Friday, 6 August 2010

My Latest Christmas Aquirement

These CD-ROMS arrived today from Ideal World's Create & Craft TV. After watching the demo's I loved the idea of making squeezie cards!
I've now made two of the cards on the Christmas Furry Friends disc, and they are so cute - I think my card buying friends will be wanting some of these when they are ready!

Saturday, 23 January 2010

Some More Christmas Recycling

Some of the cards that were given this Christmas were too nice to bin, and as a crafter it's not something that comes naturally, so here they are, revamped and reusable for next year.









Thursday, 22 January 2009

A Little Christmas Recycling

As a crafter I keep everything, including cards that I receive - so a little recycling comes in now and again....