...... sending everyone best wishes for a prosperous, healthy and crafty New Year . I hope to get back to regularly blogging even if it is only a few words about what crafty project I'm working on or a wee crafty tip to share with you - here's to a Crafty New Year!
...It has certainly turned autumnal here in Northern Ireland - I was inspired by the gorgeous colors of the changing leaves on the trees and made this card for Dad's birthday. The leaves are a clarity stamp -stamped in distress ink and embossed with distress embossing and clear embossing powders - loved how they turned out and got carried away making them lol
These storage tins started off life as Green Giant tins of sweetcorn - I have painted them with acyrlic paint and covered them using Madame Payraud adhesive fabric - a few bits of lace, twine and cotton ribbon and they are done
I think we all find men's cards hard to make especially if the man in question doesn't have a particular hobby - this card just uses patterned paper and a wooden feather from Prima -I die cut an oval of this gorgeous paper and matted it on the matching scalloped oval -black and red card stock from Bazzil and vintage photo distress ink -all put onto a 6inch square kraft card
Do you get the feeling that I really like this stamp set from Prima? Lol This time I have just coloured her in with some pro markers and used some matching papers from my ever growing pile of scraps
I finished it off with a few hand cut banners and punched flowers with a wee snippet of lace .
I am married to Stephen and we have two daughters and a little grandson. We live in the centre of Northern Ireland in a town called Portadown. I work part time and spend most of my free time between crafting and looking after my grandson Ryan who is now three.
Thank you for popping by and looking at my blog. I don't mind you getting inspiration from my work but please don't copy any of it directly or pass it off as your own work, enter it into competitions or to magazines for publication. I try to come up with my own ideas and all my work is copyrighted. Thank you Linda