This month theme for the Craft Mad Monthly Card Swap was an easel card . This was the card I made for my partner using Uniquely Creative papers and die cuts.
We had the same theme for our second card in the January Craft Mad Monthly Card Swap. I matched the colours as close as I could from what I had available in my stash Loved the result.
Our Craft Mad Monthly Card Swap for January was to make a card colours from a paint sample card. I collected some colour strips from our local hardware shop and created a row of cats using the actual strips
Lots of Dinosaurs This Week The next few posts will be dedicated to all things Dinosaur. Just a few of the items I have sent to the Tourist shop out West. A cute little Dino table deco.
Lots of Dinosaurs Lots of Dinosaurs This Week The next few posts will be dedicated to all things Dinosaur. Just a few of the items I have sent to the Tourist shop out West. Just a small Dino picture made from beaded diamonds.
Lots of Dinosaurs This Week The next few posts will be dedicated to all things Dinosaur. Just a few of the items I have sent to the Tourist shop out West. I made up these little packs with Dinosaurs and Unicorns. Keep those little fingers and minds busy
Lots of Dinosaurs This Week The next few posts will be dedicated to all things Dinosaur. Juts a few of the items I have sent to the Tourist shop out west This is a lockable diary with a cute dino pen
I think you could use this card for many different occasions but I chose to use it as an engagement for a family member. Love these die cuts, so pretty.
One of our neighbours recently celebrated his 80th so a special card was the order of the day. As he is often seen cycling around the village, I decided to use this pastime as a theme for his card.
Sharing a birthday card today . I recently made this for a friend and from memory I think it was from the Uniquely Creative range of papers and accessories.
I was given this Notre Dame Cathedral kit as a Christmas gift. It certainly looked a bit daunting to start with, so many tiny pieces, but it was an absolute joy to construct. I have purchased a clear case display it in and save it from the dust.
Quite a while since I have posted. Life just got in the way for a bit there with lots happening in the background but still managing a bit of card making and other craft. Over the next little while I would like to share some of my projects. For a few years now I have been sending my craft work out west to a tourist shop so I will share some of the finished items. I am also working on a craft fair in a neighbouring village in a couple of months and a fair here in my own village which I am helping to organise as well as the usual monthly card swap I am involved with and of course a few birthday cards. Thank you for looking and I hope you enjoy them. I will start with this miniature Garden Gazebo. I built this for my friend for her birthday earlier this month. It was a pleasure to build and I loved the finished project I bought another kit to make for myself....and yes, my friend loved it. Lots of photos in this post.