Sneaky Peek - Week 3

Just in from work and finished off the last of the kits. Here's a sneaky peek of what we will be making tomorrow night.

Linda

Blushing Bride

Another boxed Wedding Keepsake card using a Lily of the Valley Stamp. I have coloured it using promarkers and added some sparkle with Stickles Glitter glue. The papers are a fabulous colour - the patterned one is Bo Bunny , the rest I had in my stash. I used some white, pink and a metallicy brown card with a gold fleck through it. The lace, ribbon and the hat pin are from a local craft shop, the metal heart I bought at some craft fair and the flowers are from Wild Orchid Crafts.

I am entering this in to the following challenges

Challenge up your life - Fairytale

Crafty Calendar challenge - Love

Crazy4challenges- flowers

Paper Romance challenge - anything goes

Creative Cottage - Fabulous Flowers

Linda

Mint and Lilac LOTV wedding card

A Wedding card and box made using the fab Lily of the Valley Cute Squares. This image is lovely. I have used some lilac and mint bazzil cardstock which i distressed around the edges and blinged to death with Stickles Glitter glue. The flowers are from Wild Orchid crafts. The verses and sentiment were made on the computer.

I am entering this into the following challenges

Fashionista Friday - purple

CCCE challenge - distress your papers

Rainbow Lady - Shabby Chic

Linda

Clean and Simple Wedding card

A clean and simple wedding card made using Digistamps from Digistamp Boutique. I love this set!
I have just added some scorelines around the edge of a 6x6 card, matted and layered some black and red card, glittered the red heart and added some sparkle to the birds wing with sakura pens.

I am entering this into the following challenge

Creative craft world - use a square card

Linda

Cardmaking Class Two - Gift Set

A really enjoyable night last night when we made a little gift set consisting of a card and a milk carton box. We also had a couple more join us bringing the numbers up to 11. The ladies seem to enjoy it and all made fantastic cards and boxes.

Here are my sample cards and boxes. I actually remembered to take some pics of my ladies with their creations - what I didn't remember was to reset the camera from the macro setting -dohh!!  Sorry about the bad pics :(

Now I need to get creating for next week!

Linda

Sneaky Peek!

A sneaky peek of what we are going to be making at my card class tonight . Hope its as much fun as last week!

Linda

A new Home

A New Home card - images from google, little signs I made on the computer

                         

Linda

Men's cards

A couple of men's cards - one with a motorbike theme and one sailing. The papers on the motorbike card

are DCWV Garden Party teamed with some red cardstock. The sailing card is bazzil cardstock, some card candy coloured with promarkers and a bit of Stickles gold glitter glue.  The imagers were found on google and the sentiments generated on the computer.

I am entering this into the following challenge

Crafty Catz - one for the boys

Linda

Congratulations - Baby Boxed Card

I had a very productive day yesterday and got a few cards made. This is a commissioned baby card which I have made as a trifold and put it in a decorative box. The image is from PC Crafter - Belly Button Babies - and I printed it several times and decoupaged it. The papers are doodlebug and I teamed them with some pink and lemon cardstock. The heart border is a Martha Stewart punch and all the flowers and leaves are punched out as well. I added a few little hearts and some pearls to finish. The ribbon with the little bows on I got from a local craft shop - isn't it gorgeous!

I am entering this into the following challenges

Sassy Design Studios - use a punch

Shelly's Images blog - anything goes

Scrapbook Sisters - baby baby

Bearly mine - ribbon and pearls

Diecut Dreams - baby Girl card

Linda

Quickie post!

Just a quickie post today - a sympathy card  for the loss of a baby. Papers - Melissa Frances - image I had in my stash, pastel organza ribbon  and some distress ink.

Linda

Cardmaking Class One

     Well I have completed my first cardmaking class and thoroughly enjoyed it. I had a lovely group of 9 ladies of all ages and a good time was had by all ( I hope lol). We made two cards each, like the ones below. These are my sample cards and the ones I made on the night to demonstrate. I forgot to get a pic of the ladies with their cards but I will try to remember to do that next week. These are the two cards I designed for them to make on their first night.

The ladies hard at work.

A Picture of Concentration!

Now have to get my thinking cap on for next weeks class

Linda