Wedding Cards

With spring around the corner there seems to be quite a few weddings going on for my friends. With that I have been asked to produce cards for them to give the happy couples.
I have made these two for one couple. Both my friend and her daughter needed cards to give so I had to make them quite different.
My friend found this blog to look at last week and she has lots of fab sketches she likes people to use on it. If you have time pop over to check it out www.milolilja.net  I chose 2 sketches to give me inspiration and this is what I made. I gave them a little tweak to fit my order.

This first card is A5 in size and uses a paper collection which was free out of a magazine 2 years ago. I cut the 4 hearts using my Cricut and ran the top ones through the GC using the swiss dots folder and then I tore the edges. I also embossed the spotty paper with the swirl folder. I used lace, hat pins and paper flowers along with flourishes cut using design studio. The stamps are Sue Wilsons and Kaisercraft.

This card I used MME paper/card which I ran through the GC using the swirl folder. Again I used my Cricut and design studio to cut the flourishes but also I made the white frame on top of the paper. The SB die is the first I bought and the stamp is Kaisercraft. The sentiment I printed out but copied from a Sue Wilson stamp.

As you can see both different.

Sue

Layout Fun

Last Saturday I went to my bi-monthly crop held over Bedford way by Chrissy who owns Merly Inpressions Scrapbooking store www.merlyimpressions.co.uk This time she didn't do a layout for us to buy and complete but provided us with a sketch to follow which also had to have 3 of her favorite things on.

I took along with me this photo of my hubby and son taken in 2009 which shows my sons first carp he caught with his dad. Needless to say they released it back to grow bigger and hopefully give them sport another day.

Thanks for looking.

Sue

The table is set now where is he!!

Hi all,
Another Friday arrives and so it is time to share with you all another card using one of the fab digis from www.mypapercrafting.com . This time I have used this cute lady bird waiting for her man to bring home the worm for tea lol.
I made this card for my cousin and her hubby to celebrate their new home which they have just moved in to after getting married last year.

The card is a 6x8 tent fold and I used blue glitter card on one half and on the other DCWV card stack. I made a tag shape for the image. The little flower is made from left overs and a brad. I printed the greeting off the PC and used my Spellbinder to cut it out.
Now its time to pop over there to see what else is on show this week. Don't forget to link up your own creation as you may win a free digi or better still a guest designer spot.

Sue

Winner

Hello,
just a quick one to say a BIG Thank You for looking in and taking part on the Blog Hop this last weekend over at www.mypapercrafting.com I have chosen a winner to recieve the cute  free digi of the "bunny egg hunting" and that person is................

DoxieC

Thank You for stopping by and leaving a comment. Now if you stop on over at MPC today Tuesday 12 March there will be full details on how to claim your prize.

Thank You once again to all those who kindly left comments, I hope you had lots of fun seeing all the cool stuff made by the DT.

Sue

24 Carrot Hop

Over at www.mypapercrafting.com  today there is a 24 carrot egg-stravazanga Blog Hop do go over and take a peek.

 If you have come from Larelyn's blog then you are in the right place!

 For joining in on the Blog Hop you could win  this cute digi of the bunny egg hunting from PCW. All you have to do is leave a comment on my blog, or better still become a follower and I will pick a winner. Please leave your email address so I  will be able to send you this digi if you get picked! Each member of the design team has a different digi to give away so hop around and leave some love.

I have made this card using a 6x6 cream card blank. I used the digi "fury bunny with BIG egg" from www.mypapercrafting.com and coloured it in using my promarkers.

I also used 

Sandylion - giggle stripes paper

Coredinations - pesto cardstock

                          pink cardstock

Fiskars punch

swiss dot and daisy embossing folders

Easter egg ribbon

Spellbinder flourish and octagonal dies

pearls and cotton wool from stash

The image in the top right is from a set of stamps by Sheena Douglas which I have had for years and never used before.

The little chocolate Easter chick is filled with sweets which I will eat on Easter Day lol and the cup he is in is years old too.

Thanks for looking hope you go and join in on the hop.

Now head over to Chriss's blog and see what she has made! 

Sue

A stitch in time........

Hi to all,
Well it is time for another Tag or ATC challenge over at mypapercrafting.com This week we had to use stitching on our item. So as I stitched on last weeks I decided to do a play on words and use the phrase and clocks.

Here are two photos of the same tag, I just couldn't decide which to show lol.



I made a long tag out of cream cardstock. I used a Sam Pool A5 time stamp over the top section. I then stamped my free clock face stamp randomly over plus one extra which I cut out. I embossed using the clock folder and then inked over using Tim Holtz crushed olive and marigold ink pads. I did stitch a little using a peach/pink thread. The black ribbon at the top is the cord of my hubby's Pj's.

Thanks for peeking.

Sue



Anyone for a cuppa????

Hello again,
It's Friday so it can only mean another chance to win over on www.mypapercrafting.com . If you link your own creation to the site you could win a free digi but better still if you link using one of their digis you could win the chance to be a guest designer. So far we have had some great ones.
This time I have chosen the clock face to go on an invite to a cuppa to one of my friends. She loves her flavoured teas and this is one of her new favorites.
I made a cute little 4x4 card blank and covered the base using co-ordinations black with purple inside which I embossed then sanded back. I also kept to the colours on the box by adding a flourish and flower as a stopper.
Thanks for looking in.

Sue