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Tuesday, 3 November 2009

So Many Scallops


This weeks My Time to Craft challenge is "So Many Scallops" and here is my card. I used a scalloped decorative sticky ribbon for my scallops. A bit of a chekky card but I bet more than me have felt like this!!

Sunday, 1 November 2009

35 Again


I can think of a few people this card would be appropriate for! I stamped him with versafine and coloured him with good old promarkers.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Lets Build a Snowman!


More Patchwork Pals this time with the snowman they have built! sparkling again with dazzling diamonds. A few snowflakes have been stamped onto the background.

Thursday, 1 October 2009

Nearly There!


Another one of my mum's cards! The paper is all from Hot off the Press. The stamped image is by Crafty Individuals.

Wednesday, 30 September 2009

Fairy Christmas!


A cute little fairy as well today - all stuck onto some fab glitter film from Hobbycraft for a really sparkly christmas!

More for Non!


Here is another one of my Mum's order of nearly a million cards! I know I exaggerate! But there are a few! Anyway I am working my way through the list and only have two more big christmas ones to make now and a few little pay as you go ones!!!

Sunday, 14 December 2008

Holly


Phew what a week! Shocked I have no idea where it all went! Here is one of my catching up on all the cards I need to make cards! The holly has been embossed using a cuttle bug folder and then inked with olive green stazon and a touch of gold ink. Then I coloured the berries with a marvy la plume red pen and covered them with stickles. Last of all I stamped a greeting.

Tuesday, 11 November 2008

Dazzling Snowman


I stamped Linda Luckin's scenery stamp in dark walnut Marvey heritage ink. Then on some acetate I stamped Linda's snowman with black stazon - he was then coloured in with dazzling diamond glitter and turquoise glitter. I then stamped the snowman onto the card with the brown pad and cut and stuck the glittered snowman. Dazzling diamonds were then added as snow to the background!