This is my very last Christmas card for this year. I cut the snowflake with my Silhouette from plain white card and then glittered it. The snowflake looks to have a pinky cast to it, but it doesn't look quite so pink really. The sentiment was computer generated and then cut out with a Martha Stewart punch.
Tuesday, 21 December 2010
Friday, 17 December 2010
Happy Birthday
It's so refreshing to make a floral card for a change. I seem to have been making Christmas cards for weeks now.
For this card I used paper from my stash. The floral one is Melissa Francis - I think. I made the flower by running stitches, (by hand), on a length of lace and then pulling it to form a circle, then glued it to a paper flower, added the twill, button and bakers twine. I popped some dainty little beads onto the twine. The gorgeous twill and the bakers twine are from The Ribbon Girl here...http://www.ribbongirl.co.uk/
For this card I used paper from my stash. The floral one is Melissa Francis - I think. I made the flower by running stitches, (by hand), on a length of lace and then pulling it to form a circle, then glued it to a paper flower, added the twill, button and bakers twine. I popped some dainty little beads onto the twine. The gorgeous twill and the bakers twine are from The Ribbon Girl here...http://www.ribbongirl.co.uk/
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
Christmas Gift Box
Made this 9cm square box to put a little gift in. The photo isn't very good, it looked much better than this. I made quite a few of these in different Christmas designs.
A4 Christmas Card
This was a commissioned card. I was asked for an A4 card with a ponsettia and Christmas roses. This was the best I could come up with. Never made an A4 card before, so was a bit worried that it would turn out okay. I used two sheets of 300gms card stock. I then had to make a sort of binder for the spine of the card to hold the two A4 cards together. I was surprised to find that it worked quite well. The Martha Stewart punch went through the 300gms card with a bit of persuasion. Thankfully, it didn't break!
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