Baby Card

This pretty card was made using papers from "My Mind's Eye"; they are actually Christmas papers but then who is ever going to know the difference? I wanted a baby card that could be used for either a boy or a girl and I think this fits the bill. The diaper pin was cut from Cricut "New Arrivals" and the flowers are from a huge bag I purchased that holds every flower imaginable - a great deal for $7.99. We've had huge thunderstorms here and it looks like it's getting ready for some more which means an inside day and more crafts!

Back to Work

I can't believe it's been so long between posts. After a very hectic month, I am back to cardmaking and, hopefully, some more frequent posts. This card was a special request from a friend for a dog who passed away recently. The papers are from HOTP Heritage collection and are absolutely gorgeous. The lettering is from the same collection and matches perfectly the papers. I love the little paw print which is part of an embellishment set from Jolees. A perfect tribute for a perfect dog.

'Tis the Season

Wedding season is starting. This card is made with Anna Griffin papers which have always been a favourite of mine; in fact, the first few cards I ever made were from Anna Griffin supplies. The flower embellishment in the centre is from Jolees. The pearls on the sides are a great invention - they are all strung together and you just cut off whatever length you need then stick them on. How much simpler can it be?

Make It Personal

This is a pretty wedding card that I have made very personal by adding the names of the bride and the groom at the bottom. The embellishments are all from Jolees and the "love" was cut from Cricut Beyond Birthdays.