I'm joining in the waltzing mouse blog-hop. Here is the mothers day card I made using the stamp sets "Blessed by you" and "Seasons of love tags". I really liked the look of clean and simple cards that other people do but I struggle with making them myself. This is probably the closest I've ever come. Anyway I hope my Mum likes it, I'm sure she will. Now I'm off to look at all the other creations on the blog hop.
I love 1aking these little books for presents. This book is for one of the very special wee girls I look after. I had a blast making it! I used lots of spellbinders to make it even easier. I loved the effect of cutting the photos with the spellbinders. I was limited in the photos that I had so I could cut all of the boring bits out and just have the focus on the 'little cutie' herself. The instructions for making this book are over at Stamper's Quest. Just do a search for "brag book" on the top right of the page and it will show up. 
, classic circle, invered scollop circle and Seashells.
Well I've been having a whole lot of fun playing with the sunflower spellbinders dies. What an awesome set this is - there are so many different ways to make the flowers up. (and they all look gorgeous). I've made these samples up for the next class at scrapbookcorner. The only stamping is on the centre card which is a stampscapes sentiment.
This is what I have made for a class at Scrapbook corner - Napier NZ. It is three cards and a giftbox using the spellbinders nestabilities squares, new release Kaisercraft paper and a small stamp set from heroarts. They are so simple but fun!
Boys cards are hard - they all like different things - and I'm never sure if I've got it right. But, this one was so much fun to make. It is a digi-stamp from Victoria Case designs. I never thought I would use digi-stamps ( I'm a big fan of rubber - I don't even like polymer stamps that much) but this was fast to receive, cheap and I can make it which ever size I like. There are downsides to the techniques I can use though.
They are so quick and easy to get really cool results. I just need a bush plant to cover where I put too much green on the bottom of the mountains, I'll add it to the list.
I've been over to the ISC blog and saw this sketch which was just perfect for my MIL - I think this is a much nicer and brighter card for her, so the butterfly card from earlier now goes to my sister's friend. This was a fun easy sketch with spellbiners circle dies. All of the stamps come from the "about me" ISC sheet. The dandelion head was stamped onto the red circle with white emboss powder and then the flower stamped with distress ink mustard seed and fired brick was layered over the top. I also just happenned to have the perfect ribbon in my stash. I was going to pleat it a little but this one was just too busy. The background paper was from my stash from a few years ago and was cuttlebugged with the the divine swirls and stylised daiseys folders. I was going to add a "happy birthday" sentiment with peelcraft stickers - but decided that I liked it just as it was. - Thanks ISC.
Oh my goodness it's been soooooo long. I thought it was time I added something to my poor neglected blog.
Well the 10th of the month has been and gone so the sketch challenge is up over at stampersquest. This horse card was made using Rubbadubbadoo stamps with a hero arts sentiment. It was inspired by Kitties tutorial at Stampersquest which you can see here. I had fun drawing in the fence but was not brave enough to attempt a tree so I used one I already had.
This card uses the same sketch turned on its side.
I've been making some ATC's for a swap at my local - Scrapbook Corner. This is one of my favourites that I made - so I thought that I would share.
