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Thursday, 12 February 2015

50th birthday card.

I love this card. 
Cut out images on scan n cut. 

Fishing card.

Fishing card. 
Made background paper myself. Using a variety of words assoicated with fishing. 
A piece of netting. Spellbinders lacy circle die. 

Thursday, 5 February 2015

Sunflowers for a 50th.

Made this card and coasters for a friends 50th birthday. First time I've made the coasters they took me three weeks to complete. I was really pleased with the end result. The sunflower stamp was one that I brought when I first started crafting. It is papermania Build a sunflower stamp. I stamped the image onto yellow and brown pearl card then heat embossed it with gold embossing powder. Cut the lettering out on scan n cut. The ivy was cut using the sue wilson die. 
Spectrum Noir colours used CT1, CT3, Gb4, TN3, TN5, EB6. 





Sunday, 11 January 2015

2015.

Well here we are 2015 has arrived. Only 28 blogs in 2014. Let's see if I can do better this year!  Have got off to a good start. Made 6 matching bags and cards was very pleased with them. Made my first one at the oyster stamp retreat in November 2014. Workshop for this was held by Hellen Pearce. Will put up pictures of items made at the retreat later. 
Wishing you all a very crafty new year. 

Sunday, 9 November 2014

Peppa pig card.

Made this card using a peppa pig colouring page downloaded from Google. 

Saturday, 8 November 2014

Busy week!

It's been a very busy week this week, back to work after the half term holiday, lots of meetings and technical jobs to do. Also a nice 21st cake to do in the evenings. The cake is for a friends son, who plays in the Arsenal youth team (so he could be famous one day) asked for a signed photo of him cutting the cake just in case!! 
Enjoyed making the cake as I've not done one like this before. Really should of taken a better photo. 

 I also made his card. Cut the footballs and the numbers on the brother scan n cut. Made the border by welding footballs together. 


Monday, 3 November 2014

Soot stamping technique.

Found out about this technique at Oyster stamps. Never heard about it before but liked the idea! I googled the technique and then watched a couple of you tube videos, and decided to give it a try!! So my great crafting friend came on Sunday and we both gave it a go it was great bouncing all the ideas we were having of one another. 
We loved the technique and was very pleased with the finished results. Will be doing a lot more of these in future. It's a great technique to use for men's cards as well. 
Here are my finished projects. 

Hope you like the cards. I would recommend trying out this technique to all stamping lovers.