A cute little box to keep that all important first lock.

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.

Baby's First Christmas

This fantastic image is from Pink Petticoat go check out their site for some amazing images that you can download & print out when you want. This one is from their Sweet Cheeks range.

I coloured the image using colouring pencils & then blending using sansador & touillions, I find it so relaxing. I have used glossy accents on parts of the image, but you cannot tell from these photos.

One for a Boy & One for a Girl

Not blogged for ages, so about to update you on what I have been making

This card was for my niece, she is really into her ballet, so Paper Dolls came in handy along with my trusy old sewing machine.

Total BOY card, little boat cut from New Arrival cartidge, the Waves from Zooballoo. I love this range of papers, I had them for ages before I took the plunge & cut them!

My Godson is Two

I made this card for my cute little Godson, Harry. The card is made with 2 pieces of A5 card that I have stuck together at the top so that the opening is a little more unusual, I then scored along about a cm down so that it opens & then attached some large eyelets with my Crop-a-dial. I threaded that with some matching red ribbon.
The papers are divine, they are from The English Paper company who do a fantastic range of papers.
I cut the 2 on my NEW Expression - yes I have upgraded from the Little Bug, it is great. The 2 is mounted on card & raised slightly.

Starting School

Thanks to some inspriation on Patsy J's Blog( which is well worth a visit) I came up with this card for my neice who started school a few weeks ago.
Have not had chance to post it till now. The apple was cut on the NA cart fro Cricut also cut in the shadow side, I distressed it and added the sentiment.
The background paper was from a stash of heritage papers that I had.