9 March 2012
Totally Papercrafts - Friday Challenge #107 - My favourite Things.
28 January 2012
Just For You!
2 February 2011
One card, two challenges.
Trying to keep up with at least one challenge every couple of weeks this year! I've made this card for my friend's daughter's birthday and would like to enter it into two challenges this week. It's a pop - out card (instructions here). The image is a Penny Black stamp called 'The Sensations' and I've used my Promarkers and some Papermania gems to decorate. The flowers are from Prima and the leaf punch is a Nellie Snellen Branch. I've used brads and ribbon from American crafts. The sentiments are from Craftwork Cards - I love those long thin ones. I didn't use any backing paper on this one, just Bazzill card.
I'd like to enter it for:
http://pennyblackatallsorts.blogspot.com/2011/02/february-challenge.html: Say it with Flowers
and
Cupcake Craft Challenges:Old McDonald had a Farm
27 November 2010
Penny Black Birthday Bears
Here's a quickish card I made for my friend Debbie. I used my Penny Black bear stamps which I haven't had out for ages. I coloured them with Promarkers and stamped the letters using a set of Hampton Arts 'Studio G' 99p mini alphabet stamps which are just the right size. These delicious little stamps come in a range of different fonts too. I glittered the edges of these. The flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts.
26 November 2010
Penny Black Gossamer
3 October 2010
15 August 2010
Penny Black Easel Card
Easel card made from a Penny Black transparent stamp and Promarkers - can't remember which set (I have so many!!) mounted on rectangle nestabilities. The sentiment is cut on my cricut and the little flowers are my QVC punches. Paper from DCWV. Ribbon, pearls and stickles finish it off. I think this was Squirrel's birthday card!
12 August 2010
Double Slider Card (Don't look Helen!) xxx
Although I'm on school holidays I haven't made that many cards! Here's one I made using instructions from Splitcoast Stampers. Mine doesn't slide out as far as theirs as I had to cut my slits by hand and as I hadn't made one before I wasn't sure how long to cut them. Mine were 1.5 inches long but could have been longer. I used my Docrafts See D morsels stamps for the flowery and dotty background. These are gorgeous little stamps which I've had for years and are really unfashionable now but I love them - I don't think you can buy them anymore although they are sometimes in the sale section of craft shops. They're similar to Tapestry peg stamps without the wooden peg! The image is from a Penny Black clear stamp set (Bubbly) coloured with Promarkers and decoupaged (the first image underneath went a bit wrong, the cat looked a little ill!) and the sentiments are both Penny Black too. I decorated it with punched flowers, stickles glitter and pearls.
xxsue
22 May 2010
I like riding on my bike!
Here's the card I made for a PBFC friend's birthday- I love this jolly little hedgehog 'Hedge Delivery' from Penny Black. The bp is from Basic Grey and I cut the mount on my Cricut. I used a little flower punch to embellish it along with Prima hydrangea flowers. The image is coloured with Promarkers and glazed with glossy accents. The greeting is from Craftwork Cards.
9 April 2010
7 March 2010
15 February 2010
Squirrel's Challenge - at last!!
Thinking of You.
This is a card I was paid to make ( the best sort!!) for a friend whose close friend is in hospital (a sad time, though) She wanted something flowery so I used my new Penny Black 'Violets' stamp with Promarkers and Copics. I used the same corner stamps as the purple card and embossed them in gold and filled the images with Sakura gloss pens. The sentiment (chalked) is from Craftwork cards - I got 40 sentiment sheets on QVC for 18.00 which I thought was good value seeing as they're 3.99 for 4! I used a charm to decorate it along with flowers, pearls (I'm 'into' these at the moment - can't you tell!) ribbon and glitter. Unfortunately my friend's friend is very ill but she was able to see my card which made her happy so I was glad to be able to help.