Monday, 5 October 2009

Tilda with my Friends baby Benjamin!



Just for a moment we allowed Tilda to hold new baby Benjamin!!!!
Coloured with coloured pencils & blended with Sansador.....added yummy card candy, bows, sentiments & a cute little New Baby silver tag that came all the way from America, a little gift from our lovely Envys.

Hearts Galore



I created this bride & groom card using stamping & embossing. I stamped the hearts 'by Blonde Moments' onto a mixture of thin card and parchment. I then versa marked over the stamped images & sprinkled UTE over them & then set about heating them. I managed to create the gloss look & opague 'ness' that I wanted, which allow a slight curl on the hearts.
I then created a strip of cream & brown card & got out my trusty sewing machine & stitched it to the pearlesent card that I had swirl stamped. I then topped the hearts onto the stitched strip of brown card. Stamped with the sentiment.....voila!

Friday, 31 July 2009

Silver Fifty!


Stitching, ribbon, flowers & silver bling completes this card. K & Co paper, 50 & circles & scallops circle cut on Cricut Jasmine.

Thursday, 30 July 2009

Lavender Wedding Stationery





Some elegant wedding stationery I did for a lovely girl who is getting married in France tomorrow. The theme was lavender as her parents live in Provence & own lavender fields.
I did everything for her, from the invites to the place names, the favours & seating plan & the other bits inbetween. She was over joyed with everything which made me happy. I hope that she has a fantastic day.

Tilda for Christmas




Yep, I have started on the Christmas cards!






Wednesday, 29 July 2009

Worded Squares


Another card created with the help of the Cricut Design Studio. Simply welded the letters to a square shape & cut.

Saturday, 23 May 2009


My friend just passed her Tae Kwon-Do black belt so what better way than to make her a card congratulating her. I got the idea of people made from circles off Jo Kill in Papercraft Inspirations. I loved making this little character each element of her is made using a circle or something cut from a circle.
Well done Sarah!