Earlier in the year I had to make a card for a grand-daughter into Great Danes and then this time it was for the lady that ordered it so I had do something totally different. Decided to stick together A5 cards, like a star card, and stamped the background on alternating sheets paws, dog faces, paws and then dog faces. I then put funny captions on the pictures of the dogs and hey presto another card I don't want to give to the customer!!!
It's a friends birthday soon and she loves anything oriental so I have used a kimono shaped card and have done some stamping on it and then used images from Joanna Sheen's Oriental Dreams CDs and some FGS decoupage.
I have made a variety of cards to sell for charity using various CDs I have including Joanna Sheen's Victorian Birthdays and Everyday Decoupage Disc Three.
I was asked to make a different Easter card. I had made the lady a Joanna Sepia lady for her Christmas card for her friend and she loved it. She wanted a dove card for Easter. I used an image from 3dbycharlie(c) of a dove but it was blue and didn't think it an Easter colour so I imported the image into My Craft Studio and changed it to a brown colour. I also made the insert on there and added a verse.
This is a Get Well Card for a friend who has been in hospital. I decided to try an A4 card made out of two A4 sheets which seems to be the trend on a certain Craft Channel. I used the Crafter's Companion Everyday CD to make the alphabet tiles.
I was asked to make a card for a lady whose Mum is shortly going to be 65. She wanted it with creams and beiges and with a theme of bingo. It seemed quite an easy one but it turned out more difficult as some creams and beiges put together looked awful and it took some time trying to get the colours right. I then had to search for bingo terminology "time for fun no 41", "staying alive no 85" etc before even putting the card together. I haven't found out whether the card is liked yet but others that have seen it have said that it will be perfect.
This is my first attempt at a Trapunto card. I made it for a Joanna Sheen Card Swap. Yes, the sewing was a nightmare for my hands and eyes but it was worth it in the end.
Every Mother's Day I have the same request - a card for someone into tigers but it also has to have on it broomsticks - so this is the version for 2008
I was asked for an A4 for a wife and mum who likes flowers. I decided to split the inside into two areas, one with a verse as the gentleman's wife and the other as the mum to the children