Where did the week go?

Well, last week flew by with sickness bugs, sleepless nights, a visit to 6th Form College ... oh and work as well!

I still haven't got round to photographing the beautiful cards I made at Maria's Clarity workshop last weekend but, in the meantime, here are some recent cards I've made:

These were made using fabulous sentiments from Pink Petticoat and a felt pointsettia cut with a Marianne die.

 

The cute baby stamps are from Little Claires.

 

I designed and cut these shaped cards and butterflies using my Silhouette Cameo. I made the grungy flowers myself.

 

Hope you all have a good week .... One week till half term for me yayy!!!

xx

 



Whoop Whoop!

I was delighted to have been picked as one of the Top 3 over at A Gem of A Challenge.  It's one of the first blog competitions I've entered for a long time, so I'm really pleased I entered it.

The card which won is here:

 

 

I've had a fabulous weekend. I spent yesterday at Clarity Stampers NW with the lovely Maria Simms, where we made three gorgeous cards (I'll share them tomorrow).  And today, it's been housework (eugh!) and a lovely walk along the prom in the sunshine.  Back on my head tomorrow though but there's only 2 more weeks till half term ... yayy!

 

 

Have a great week everyone xx



Digistamp Boutique meets Pink Petticoat ...

Q: What do you get when you combine Digistamp Boutique images and Pink Petticoat sentiments?

A: Four super-cute cards ... well, I think so anyway!

 

 

Have a great week xx



Christmas is coming!

 

Made using fab images from Pink Gem Designs and Dovecraft papers.  Images coloured with my trusty Promarkers and Distress Inks.

 

I am entering Winter Kaya into A Gem of A Challenge: For the Girls

 



Wedding card

Created using my beautiful new embossing folder (Tied Together), a stunning Heart Wreath and some lush organza ribbon.

 

Have a fab weekend folks xxx



Pointsettias

A set of Christmas cards using some fabulous sentiments from Pink Petticoat, finished off with a pointettia cut with a Marianne die.