Hello my friends. Gracious I had no idea it had been so long since my last posting. I am way way behind. I have been doing crafty bits and pieces just not making time to post them here for you to see.
Case in point are the two cards I made for my step-daughter Tiffany and our lovely granddaughter Marley, for their Birthdays in October would you believe!!!!
I used my Elizabeth Crafts Design dies for these two cards - take a look.
I used some Basic Grey and some American Craft papers to make these cards.
I've got more photos that show some of the details: Let's take a look at Tiffany's card first.
I used the design on the packaging of the dies to help me make the pocket tagged card. I printed off a picture I had of Tiff and popped that inside the pocket. We also added some Euros as she was taking a trip to Europe in November and the little extra spending money would have been helpful.
Here you can see the back and the front of the card. I found this lovely Ribbon at Spotlight ages ago and it seemed perfect for the job!
Here's Marley's card:
I used another of the dies to create this look, the round sentiment is a Cottage Cutz die.
Ribbon was from Really Reasonable Ribbon and Spotlight.
Papers are American Craft with some scraps from my stash thrown in too.
... and here's the front and back of Marley's card.
The main ingredients used to make these two cards:
Thanks for stopping by to read today's posting. I know I say this quite a bit and I'll say it again .... I'll try not to leave it so long before I post again!!
Case in point are the two cards I made for my step-daughter Tiffany and our lovely granddaughter Marley, for their Birthdays in October would you believe!!!!
I used my Elizabeth Crafts Design dies for these two cards - take a look.
I used some Basic Grey and some American Craft papers to make these cards.
I've got more photos that show some of the details: Let's take a look at Tiffany's card first.
I used the design on the packaging of the dies to help me make the pocket tagged card. I printed off a picture I had of Tiff and popped that inside the pocket. We also added some Euros as she was taking a trip to Europe in November and the little extra spending money would have been helpful.
Here you can see the back and the front of the card. I found this lovely Ribbon at Spotlight ages ago and it seemed perfect for the job!
Here's Marley's card:
I used another of the dies to create this look, the round sentiment is a Cottage Cutz die.
Ribbon was from Really Reasonable Ribbon and Spotlight.
Papers are American Craft with some scraps from my stash thrown in too.
... and here's the front and back of Marley's card.
The main ingredients used to make these two cards:
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Thanks for stopping by to read today's posting. I know I say this quite a bit and I'll say it again .... I'll try not to leave it so long before I post again!!
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