Showing posts with label Thank You Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thank You Cards. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 May 2009

The Cat's Meow!

The challenge at Paper Take Weekly was to create a card based on the above sketch.

Of course I had to use my new Anita's Stamp set and I decided on this rather fluffy cat. I used Deja Views paper and buttons from my stash.

You know, now I have some really good stamps I am starting to like this stamping larky!

Saturday, 25 April 2009

Get fruity!

I am playing catch up this week on 365 cards and I have been lucky enough to see lots of everybody elses fab creations before I have done mine. There were some really great pear ones, but I don't have any pear designs, so I went with citrus fruits!

The paper is DCWV and I cut the larger fruits out of a different page and glittered them, so that they look juicier! They are layered at 3 different heights using 3d foam and the sentiment inside says: You're the Zest!

Tuesday, 31 March 2009

365 Cards Day 27: Touchy Feely Friday

For this little number I used a handmade textured paper, punched out butterflies for the border and used the punched images to accentuate the paper and glittered sentiment (stickles).

365 Cards Day 26: Colour me anything but that

So the challenge today was to use a colour that you really dislike using, well for me it would have been black, so I had a root around in all my paper stack and, suprise, suprise, I don't actually have any black! So I went with brown (which I always think looks a little dull) and then I spiced it up with some vibrant stars, not dull anymore!
On the previous matter, I think I will definitely go out and get some black card because the DT over at 365 cards use it a lot on their creations and they always look fabulous!

Saturday, 28 March 2009

365 Cards Day 5: Thankful it's Thursday

Today the challenge was to create a thank you card that could be easily reproduced, after making the first one quite quickly I then went on to create another with the same style and a different message. It was especially easy as I could use the same strips of paper for each subsequent cards and didn't need to re-measure the mats for the peel-off.