Made by adapting a Christmas card pattern from Pinbroidey for a man who is 80 and sings in a choir. baking paper printed from Craftville
Graduation card made for a man getting his medical degree using pattern from Craftsuprint and printing papers using Craftville paper builder and a clip art stethoscope.
Recycled stitched card using pattern from Craftsuprint and background paper source forgotten.
Iris card from Dee Craft and paper printed with baking paper builder at Craftville and plain papers from stash.
Stitched card made with pattern from Stitching cards, buttons Trimits mini flowers.
Stitched card using pattern from Cardbroidery. Baking paper made with Craftville baking paper maker. Made for my husband for our 15th (Crystal) Anniversary
These 3 are just quick makes with baking paper and buttons.
This card opens in the middle, card from Dee Crafts opening edges embossed with flower embossing strip that came with a magazine. Blue flowers cut using small x cut dies.
Centre taken from a used card and baking papers added.
I did also make a rugby themed birthday card for a 16 year old and a card themed birthday card, but in my haste I forgot to photograph them!
Emily has been busy at her Rivers Meet sewing class and this is her latest make, flowery skirt for her doll, she is going to be better than me at sewing.
Today the children have had their last day in this years class at school, they still have two half weeks of term but they will be in next years class, so today was party time and teacher present time. These were what we made. They were made in July, but have sneaked them in as I am behind with the blog
Emily's teacher is mad on football so we made her a football card using Sizzix dies for the person, clothes, football and grass. We used the school colours of purple and yellow. Gingham backing Kanban card from Create and Craft. The number 4 is for year 4.
Again using school colours, a button frame picture, using assorted buttons and mounted in an Ikea box frame
Finally Emily wrote this with the teachers name and we printed it and framed it.
Beautiful! I wish I had your talent :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. The things I do are not that difficult.
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