Saturday, 17 July 2010

For Tracey

It was my lovely friend Tracey's birthday last week. She is a constant source of inspiration for me, and is an avid crafter herself.
I did this lovely little girl for her, and was really please with how well the card came out and how special it looked when it was completed.
Happy Birthday Tracey x

A Bear for Karen

It's Paul's sisters birthday, and I put this together especially for her

It's an offset pyrimage set on an A5 card with matching backing papers and gold mat.

The insert matches the external of the card, however the picture is a little muzzy - sorry

Monday, 12 July 2010

For Barney

My boss has had to go into hospital for a couple of operations, that will be staggered by 3 weeks apart.
He is certainly the life and soul of the office when he comes in to see us, and we are missing him while he is off..... He is such a sweetie.
I put this A5 card together so that we could all sign it and get it off to him.
The dotty background covers a white card blank, and there is a deep navy velvet ribbon down the left hand side.
The wording are rub ons, that were placed onto black mats (I did not have any navy) and they sit on 3d foam to give a raised effect.
The image is from my lovely Popcorn Bear Men's CD-ROM.


Get Well Soon Barney x

Congratulations Cards

I had printed these images before my printer went dry. I had been given them by a friend and wanted to make use of them a few more times as they are so lovely

By only using the words Congratulations, I have left the door open for them to be used as a Wedding card or an Engagement card. The appropriate wording can be added to the insert, once it is needed.


Back in Time - A speedy card

Backing paper and peel offs is all this card took, and although its what I call a 'cop out' card, as there is very little involved in creating it, the effect is quite good.

When I first started to card make this is pretty much the sort of thing that I created. All it needs is a name adding to it and it's ready to go.

Thanks

I had this lovely pastel green polka dot paper left from a previous project and decided that it went well with my flutterby's and dragonfly's.
A dot of glitter glue on the flutterby's body was the finishing touch.

The Love Bug

You can't live in Cornwall, and not do a card like this at some point - I love them.... they look so effective in reality.