Cute Owl Card

One of my grandchildren gave me a little owl (made from
china, I think) as a gift and I decided to do similar colouring
on this owl image.

Image - Jessica Weible Illustrations
Embossing - Sissix folder
Nestabilities - Classic Scalloped Circle
Used a perforation tool around the scalloped circle

Latest CDAC Progressive Challenge

This card is for the above challenge - lovely images were given
for this challenge.

Image - Whimsey and Stars Studio
Background Paper - My Mind's Eye
Green Rhinestones
Sentiment - made on Word

A Little Girl's Card

This card I designed for Jessica Weible Illustrations - her
designs are very cute.  I paper pieced the image just a
little.  I tried out this card design on a card for one of
my granddaughters and decided to try it again. I am
trying to get a bit more adventurous!


Image - Honey Bunch Boy
Patterned paper - Quite Contrary - Jack & Jill
Nestabilities - Labels Twenty-Two
Edgeabilities - Classic Triple Scallop
Rhinestones - Queen & Co
Sentiment - Stamp - Michaels

Wedding Card

Here is another wedding card using an image from Pollycraft.
I have used this image before as I think it is very cute.

Image - Pollycraft
Background paper - Colorbok
Nestabilities - Classic Scalloped Circle
Heart - Cuttlebug - part of Concentric Hearts
Sentiment - $1 stamp from Michaels
Cuttlebug Embossing Folder - D'vine Swirl      

Shira is going to be 7 - Birthday Card

In just a few days my granddaughter Shira is going to be 7 -
how time flies - it seems like yesterday that I put up her
6th birthday card!  Shira also likes crafting and enjoys making
cards too.
Image - Anne Bodil Image
Cardstock - Die-Cut Cardmaking Pad from K&Company
Nestabilities - Lacey Ovales
Chalks - All Night Media Blending Chalks
Sentiment -  Word

More Freebie Valentine Backgrounds

I am having fun doing these backgrounds -
certainly I am no expert using PS7 so making
these background helps me learn the programme
better. Also I needed a background for one of the
cards I had to design - so what better than to make
my own!  Let me know if they are useful.  Just
copy and paste into a Word document.