Monday, March 23, 2009

and another one for you Jo

at last ... some cards

Sunday, March 1, 2009

RETIRING LIST

Check out the retiring list. It's huge and some great buys! http://www3.stampinup.com/au/ena/default.asp

Friday, October 24, 2008

Attempt at gold embossing


Was looking for some inspiration tonight and lo and behold the first blog I looked at, belonging to Mary Fish, had just the right layout and the card was so pretty. Didn't have micro beads so tried embossing. Bit messy I'm afraid- I used the heat gun and am not yet comfortable with it . I think my embossing with the toaster yielded better results! I will persevere however.
Colours are purely pomegranate and choc chip and whisper white. The ribbon was given to me and is not a S.U. product I'm afraid.

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

October 2008

































Inspired by Tenealle Williams. Just love her elegance.


























This card is for my gorgeous granddaughter. She was wearing a dress of these pinks and greens last weekend so I decided to use the colour combination for her birthday card.



















I'm back!!! Have been rather preoccupied for the last few months but am now back into card making . Hopefully I'll get the hang of blogging soon, this is taking ages.
and I really must record the artists who inspire me so that I can give them credit for their wonderful layouts and colour combinations.

JUNE 2008 colour inspiration #12

JUNE 2008 colour inspiration #12
My attempt at a Kwernerdesign colour challenge.Colours - sahara sand, so saffron, wild wasabi and whisper white. I didn't have the ribbon that I needed so used my stamp pad to colour some white organdie. BEWARE it must be well dried before assembling the card or it will stain the cardstock! I know now from experience.

wanted something simple. I love the ancient asia stamp set.

Another very simple card . Using the torn paper technique.I found it easier to tie a very loose knot in the ribbon before threading the ends through a small hole punched into the flower. It took a few tries before I got the ribbon to the right length!