Hi Bloggers,
It's me again! Once again, I got motivated to make another card, cuz of your awesome comments. I decided I was making way too many cards that were blue, so I made this Xmas card with green and red. So usual!!
All the papers including the card stock are handmade from India. The red paper is recycled from a wedding card (I think!! I get so confused with the amount of stuff my Mum has!!)
The stocking stamp is from 'Inkadinkado'. Then I cut the stocking out and stuck it with double sided foam tape. The beads are from MY stash (for once!!) LOL.
Love,
Zeenya xxx
Cards made for a good cause and often upcycled to respect and care for the environment
Wednesday 20 October 2010
A card at last!
Hello bloggers,
Hope you are fine where ever you are...
My blog has been taken over by Zeenya as you can see - help!!!
Thanks for the loving encouragement you have been giving Zeenya. She is not stopping... and I am not starting!!! Lol!
I made this card with my newly acquired Design block called Holy Flourish from Hero stamp. It is huge!!!
The holly leaves have been punched from my Carla craft punch and the Merry Christmas sentiment is from Penny Black. The ribbon is from my stash.
I seem to be starved for card making ideas of late... I feel that my cards are not as good as the ones that you talented ladies make.
Anyway, I better not bore you with my waffling.
Hope you like this card.
Love,
Monica
Hope you are fine where ever you are...
My blog has been taken over by Zeenya as you can see - help!!!
Thanks for the loving encouragement you have been giving Zeenya. She is not stopping... and I am not starting!!! Lol!
I made this card with my newly acquired Design block called Holy Flourish from Hero stamp. It is huge!!!
The holly leaves have been punched from my Carla craft punch and the Merry Christmas sentiment is from Penny Black. The ribbon is from my stash.
I seem to be starved for card making ideas of late... I feel that my cards are not as good as the ones that you talented ladies make.
Anyway, I better not bore you with my waffling.
Hope you like this card.
Love,
Monica
Sunday 17 October 2010
Zeenya strikes again!!
Hello Everybody!
Hope your weekend is going well.... My weekend is almost over as it is Sunday, 8:20 pm and counting... But lucky me! I don't have to sleep early for the next seven days - we have autumn break!! *YAY*
Thank you so much for your kind comments on my previous card. It encouraged me to make another one of my bluey cards! (BLUE ROCKS!!!)
I made this card, without any of my mum's help yet again… I’m so proud of myself!! LOL
The big blue and black polka dots are a stamp from 'Hero Arts' My mum went out and came back with a bag full of stamps today! I was thrilled! :D I went over them with glitter. And the outline with a metalic Sakura pen.
The ribbon is also new – it came in that lovely bag… The wool is from her wool drawer.
I would love to read how you like this card.
Love and hugs,
Zeenya
Hope your weekend is going well.... My weekend is almost over as it is Sunday, 8:20 pm and counting... But lucky me! I don't have to sleep early for the next seven days - we have autumn break!! *YAY*
Thank you so much for your kind comments on my previous card. It encouraged me to make another one of my bluey cards! (BLUE ROCKS!!!)
I made this card, without any of my mum's help yet again… I’m so proud of myself!! LOL
The big blue and black polka dots are a stamp from 'Hero Arts' My mum went out and came back with a bag full of stamps today! I was thrilled! :D I went over them with glitter. And the outline with a metalic Sakura pen.
The ribbon is also new – it came in that lovely bag… The wool is from her wool drawer.
I would love to read how you like this card.
Love and hugs,
Zeenya
Saturday 16 October 2010
Card by my older daughter - Zeenya
Hiya Everybody!
It's me - Zeenya, Monica's older daughter. Hope all of you are well. I have made a card after a very looong time 'cause I am so busy with homework etc... I thought I would post this card - my mum gets all the comments and why not me for a change??? LOL!
I made it from A to Z without ANY help from my mum what so ever!! I was pretty pleased with the result (don't mean to sound too show-offy though!)
I used polka dotted paper for the background which my mum got from the local bookstore.
The dark blue paper has been embossed with our new Cuttlebug machine.
The ribbon and yarn are from my mum's stash. The beads are from long back when I was around 3 and I had braided my hair in Krabi, Thailand.
The sentiment is from 'Whisper Words - Docrafts.
If you have the time, I would love to read your comments.
Hugs,
Zeenya
xxx
It's me - Zeenya, Monica's older daughter. Hope all of you are well. I have made a card after a very looong time 'cause I am so busy with homework etc... I thought I would post this card - my mum gets all the comments and why not me for a change??? LOL!
I made it from A to Z without ANY help from my mum what so ever!! I was pretty pleased with the result (don't mean to sound too show-offy though!)
I used polka dotted paper for the background which my mum got from the local bookstore.
The dark blue paper has been embossed with our new Cuttlebug machine.
The ribbon and yarn are from my mum's stash. The beads are from long back when I was around 3 and I had braided my hair in Krabi, Thailand.
The sentiment is from 'Whisper Words - Docrafts.
If you have the time, I would love to read your comments.
Hugs,
Zeenya
xxx
Mum's birthday card
Hello bloggers,
Today was a real hot and sunny day... And it was my mum's 69th birthday. I made this card at 12 midnight as that was the only time I could manage...Am not too pleased with it and the sentiment hardly shows... pity!
The lace on this card has a 90 year old history, yes, 90 year old history!!! Can you believe that? My great grandpa bought it from Europe in the 1920s. I am lucky that it was passed on to me. It cannot be seen well as the sentiment has covered it all.
The paper is from Terry's blog candy and the roses are home made.
Love,
Monica
Today was a real hot and sunny day... And it was my mum's 69th birthday. I made this card at 12 midnight as that was the only time I could manage...Am not too pleased with it and the sentiment hardly shows... pity!
The lace on this card has a 90 year old history, yes, 90 year old history!!! Can you believe that? My great grandpa bought it from Europe in the 1920s. I am lucky that it was passed on to me. It cannot be seen well as the sentiment has covered it all.
The paper is from Terry's blog candy and the roses are home made.
Love,
Monica
Friday 15 October 2010
Card with Terry's blog candy and home made flowers
Hello bloggers,
Today it poured buckets again and the clouds were as thunderous as could be and my two and a half year old kept saying,"Mummy, I scared, I scared!" Some parts of the city were flooded yet again.
I have made this card with paper from Terry's (http://terryeo.blogspot.com) fabulous blog candy. Added my homemade flowers and dried leaves from my flower press. The card stock is handmade from India. Thank you again, Terry!
The sentiment is handwritten... not impressed with my handwriting - rather shaky here. Generally it is not too bad.
I got inspired by Lynn (http://creativecraftsbylynn.blogspot.com/) to do a thank you card after reading her lovely post with her butterfly card. Thanks, Lynn.
Hope you like this card.
Thanks for visiting... If you wish to leave a comment I would love it.
Have a nice day where ever you are...
Love,
Monica
Monday 11 October 2010
Some more for charity - still going with pink!!!
New batch of charity cards - pretty in pink!
Sunday 10 October 2010
Terry's anniversary blog candy
Hi bloggers, it is Sunday, 11.30 am here and it is hot and very sunny - typical, unpredictable tropical weather... Hope you are having a good weekend where ever you are... My weekend was great because I received Terry's anniversary blog candy at last. Yippppeeeeeee! I had to ask Terry to post it to the UK because I don't trust the post here. My hubby got it for me when he went there on work. At last! Thank you, Terry! I am thrilled with my new goodies. I love them all but what I like most is the delightful assortment of papers. I will show you what I create soon. Right now I am too excited to do anything!!! Sorry the picture is not very clear but I couldn't wait to show of my prize. Love, Monica |
Wednesday 6 October 2010
99 percent natural!
Hello bloggers,
Hope you are having a good time crafting where ever you are...
Here is another card I made over the last two days... I kept sticking leaves and flowers and all sorts of natural stuff to it till I felt it was complete.
The dried leaves and flowers are from my flower press - the big green leaves that you see are curry leaves that are used as a spice in the south of India.
I have used handmade stock and the creamy paper on the background is handmade as well. Just stuck some natural stones (dyed red) to bring some colour to the earthy appearance.
The kitty stamp is from Inkadinkado - I did distress the paper but it somehow does not show in the picture.
Hope you like it.
Love,
Monica
Hope you are having a good time crafting where ever you are...
Here is another card I made over the last two days... I kept sticking leaves and flowers and all sorts of natural stuff to it till I felt it was complete.
The dried leaves and flowers are from my flower press - the big green leaves that you see are curry leaves that are used as a spice in the south of India.
I have used handmade stock and the creamy paper on the background is handmade as well. Just stuck some natural stones (dyed red) to bring some colour to the earthy appearance.
The kitty stamp is from Inkadinkado - I did distress the paper but it somehow does not show in the picture.
Hope you like it.
Love,
Monica
Award from dear Sandra
Hi bloggers,
This afternoon was full of rain and thunder.... love you, Indonesia!
One of the best things that has happened to me in the last few days is this award from lovely Sandra. Thank you, Sandra, for all your encouragement, love and support.
I would like to pass this award to another 15 wonderful ladies. Here goes:
Terry - www.terryeo.blogspot.com/
Leigh - www.charitycrafter.blogspot.com/
Loraine - http://www.lorainescardsandcrafts.blogspot.com/
Jenny - http://www.myinkyhands-jennifer.blogspot.com/
Michelle - www.michelle-pinkpaperparadise.blogspot.com/
Amanda - www.amandascraftspace.blogspot.com/
Helen - www.helenmade.blogspot.com/
Marie - www.cardmakingbird.blogspot.com/
Dawn - www.cardsdelight.blogspot.com/
Lynn - www.creativecraftsbylynn.blogspot.com/
Susie - www.susiestacey.blogspot.com/
Tania - www.javabeanscreativeescape.blogspot.com/
Andrea - http://www.andreajbpiecesofmine.blogspot.com/
Rosalee - http://www.rosaleescrap.blogspot.com/
Jenn - www.jennspapercuts.blogspot.com/
Do visit these lovely blogs and see their wonderful creations.
Love,
Monica
This afternoon was full of rain and thunder.... love you, Indonesia!
One of the best things that has happened to me in the last few days is this award from lovely Sandra. Thank you, Sandra, for all your encouragement, love and support.
I would like to pass this award to another 15 wonderful ladies. Here goes:
Terry - www.terryeo.blogspot.com/
Leigh - www.charitycrafter.blogspot.com/
Loraine - http://www.lorainescardsandcrafts.blogspot.com/
Jenny - http://www.myinkyhands-jennifer.blogspot.com/
Michelle - www.michelle-pinkpaperparadise.blogspot.com/
Amanda - www.amandascraftspace.blogspot.com/
Helen - www.helenmade.blogspot.com/
Marie - www.cardmakingbird.blogspot.com/
Dawn - www.cardsdelight.blogspot.com/
Lynn - www.creativecraftsbylynn.blogspot.com/
Susie - www.susiestacey.blogspot.com/
Tania - www.javabeanscreativeescape.blogspot.com/
Andrea - http://www.andreajbpiecesofmine.blogspot.com/
Rosalee - http://www.rosaleescrap.blogspot.com/
Jenn - www.jennspapercuts.blogspot.com/
Do visit these lovely blogs and see their wonderful creations.
Love,
Monica
Monday 4 October 2010
Jumbo home made flowers for Christmas
Friday 1 October 2010
Umbrella painting
Hello bloggers, hope you are all well out there... it has been a bit stressful for me as my younger one (two and a half) has been down with high fever. Got her tested for dengue - thank God it was negative but she has does have a viral infection. It is the third day today (it seems like 3 years!) and luckily she seems to be on the mend. That's enough of my sob story! Indonesia has shortage of good medical facilities so falling ill here is not much fun. In the midst of all this, my mum and I went to attend an umbrella painting class. As you can see the yellow umbrella is hers (she seems to be a paisley specialist LOL!) I was strapped for ideas so I just picked up some leaves and stamped with them in different hues on that reddish umbrella...
Hope you like them.
It was theraputic to attend the class because it took my mind off my little one for a while and I needed that break.
I have not been upto making cards but will do that soon.
Love,
Monica
Tuesday 28 September 2010
Mum's free hand card
Hiya everybody, today is a clear day after all that rain yesterday... it poured buckets and buckets non stop! Some parts of the city were flooded, to say the least.
Here is one of the cards that is my mum's creation (she is visiting us...) The paisleys have been drawn free hand and coloured in with Sakura pens and glitter glues. It looks better in person than in the post. Hope you like it.
I will be posting it to a wonderful lady who also makes cards for charity... any guesses? Don't want to give out her name in this post because it is meant to be a surprise.
Thanks for having a peep - I would love to read your comments.
Love,
Monica
Here is one of the cards that is my mum's creation (she is visiting us...) The paisleys have been drawn free hand and coloured in with Sakura pens and glitter glues. It looks better in person than in the post. Hope you like it.
I will be posting it to a wonderful lady who also makes cards for charity... any guesses? Don't want to give out her name in this post because it is meant to be a surprise.
Thanks for having a peep - I would love to read your comments.
Love,
Monica
Sunday 26 September 2010
Owls ... for the wise or otherwise ;)
Hi blogger friends, hope you are having a nice weekend... it is 1.17 pm, Sunday today... These are rather childish cards but I fell in love with the owl print gift wrap at the book shop and had to buy it.
The first cardstock is made of pearlised paper (which cannot be seen here) and I have cut out the owl from the gift wrap. Have added pop up glitter fabric paint to dress up the owl. The blue and brown ribbon and gems are from my stash.
In the second image I have chalked the image in pearlised blue (Docraft chalks) and the yellow paper is from Cardmaking and Paper craft.
The uneven strips of shiny teal have been cut by hand. Have added glitter on the owl and faux crystal on the eyes. The yellow polka ribbon is from my stash and the flowers are my creation.
Wonder if you will like them?
The first cardstock is made of pearlised paper (which cannot be seen here) and I have cut out the owl from the gift wrap. Have added pop up glitter fabric paint to dress up the owl. The blue and brown ribbon and gems are from my stash.
In the second image I have chalked the image in pearlised blue (Docraft chalks) and the yellow paper is from Cardmaking and Paper craft.
The uneven strips of shiny teal have been cut by hand. Have added glitter on the owl and faux crystal on the eyes. The yellow polka ribbon is from my stash and the flowers are my creation.
Wonder if you will like them?
Saturday 25 September 2010
Sarah Hurley Challenge - Autumn
Hello blogger friends, I am back after a 4 day break and it seems like forever! Thank you for all your lovely words of encouragement for my last post. It means the WORLD to me...
I have got inspired by Shirley-Anne (I am a big fan of her's) to submit this for Sarah Hurley Challenge - Autumn...
I am not a great one for taking part in challenges but for once ...
The gold paisley paper on the base is from India while the orangish paper leaves are from a pound store in London. The flowers are homemade OFCOURSE... :) I went over with gold glitter to make it look fancy.
The cream and gold mulberry leaves in the background have been cut manually from paper from my stash.
Hope you like it.
I have got inspired by Shirley-Anne (I am a big fan of her's) to submit this for Sarah Hurley Challenge - Autumn...
I am not a great one for taking part in challenges but for once ...
The gold paisley paper on the base is from India while the orangish paper leaves are from a pound store in London. The flowers are homemade OFCOURSE... :) I went over with gold glitter to make it look fancy.
The cream and gold mulberry leaves in the background have been cut manually from paper from my stash.
Hope you like it.
Tuesday 21 September 2010
For UK Aid, with love!
Hi everybody, thanks for your lovely words of encouragement...
These are some cards I have made in the last few days for donation to UK Aid. Hope you like them.Am in the process of packing 20 cards for UK Aid which I will be sending to Leigh - and she will do the needful.
Thank you Leigh, for suggesting their name.
And below is a collection of all 20 cards! Happily crafted with lots of love and joy... |
Sunday 19 September 2010
Dog with handmade flowers
Hello there, it is 4.26 pm, Sunday as I post this card. I am not a big fan of Sunday because it is a reminder of Monday which comes all too soon. This dog stamp is from Indadinkado. (Gosh! I could barely read the name on the stamp - asked my daughter to read it for me because it was soo... tiny)
The flowers are NOT roses for a change but are home made scrunchie flowers which have been shaped with a quilling tool. The flowers are made of handmade matt gold and wine coloured paper.
The flowers are NOT roses for a change but are home made scrunchie flowers which have been shaped with a quilling tool. The flowers are made of handmade matt gold and wine coloured paper.
Close up of my famous flowers. |
Friday 17 September 2010
Gold skeleton leaf
Hello dear friends, am back to making cards...
The skeleton leaf (from Paper Chase) has been stuck on handmade card stock. The flowers have been made by me.
The green leaves that are peeping out have been pressed in my flower press.
The gold border has been drawn manually with a Sakura gold pen.
I am getting my cards ready for another charity donation... if only I would stop making flowers and make more cards.
The skeleton leaf (from Paper Chase) has been stuck on handmade card stock. The flowers have been made by me.
The green leaves that are peeping out have been pressed in my flower press.
The gold border has been drawn manually with a Sakura gold pen.
I am getting my cards ready for another charity donation... if only I would stop making flowers and make more cards.
B is for Bali
More flowers... crazy me... but my blogger friends will understand.
I cannot show you pictures of Bali because yours truly has misplaced the charger for the camera!!! Doh! These pics have been taken on my mum's camera (she is visiting us).
Wednesday 8 September 2010
Beautiful handmade roses by Helen
It is midnight, rather past midnight and I am still blog hopping and surfing... it is addictive, to say the least. I better go to bed after this post.
I had to share this exciting information that I happened to stumble upon -
I came across Helen's blog -
www.helenmade.blogspot.com/ while I was at Michelle's . I was delighted to see that on the left she has a rose making tutorial...
For those of you who are as crazy as me about making flowers, do visit her blog.
I have been struggling to post a flower making tutorial myself but I think it may take me a few years to get there... just kidding! :) I need to get more savvy at blog stuff.
Good night for now, my dear blog buddies.
Love,
Monica
I had to share this exciting information that I happened to stumble upon -
I came across Helen's blog -
www.helenmade.blogspot.com/ while I was at Michelle's . I was delighted to see that on the left she has a rose making tutorial...
For those of you who are as crazy as me about making flowers, do visit her blog.
I have been struggling to post a flower making tutorial myself but I think it may take me a few years to get there... just kidding! :) I need to get more savvy at blog stuff.
Good night for now, my dear blog buddies.
Love,
Monica
Tuesday 7 September 2010
Make it Monday Linky party
The credit for this card goes to my blogland buddies (Loraine in particular who gave me the blog address of the lady who made these flowers, which I have sadly misplaced) and You tube tutorials. Sorry, Loraine!
You could see one of the tutorials here. Sorry, I am still not good at all this... I'm afraid, still learning...
When you reach this site, go to tutorials on the top right and look for spiral roses.
I have made the yellow flowers by swirling them and ofcourse some trial and error.
The leaves have been cut manually from crepe paper. The green stamp on the background is from Hero Arts. I have coloured the pot ( made from Sizzix mini die cuts) brown with crayons to make it look natural. Ran over the edges of the card with green Versa stamp pad.
Am entering this for Michelle's Make it Monday Linky party.
You could see one of the tutorials here. Sorry, I am still not good at all this... I'm afraid, still learning...
When you reach this site, go to tutorials on the top right and look for spiral roses.
I have made the yellow flowers by swirling them and ofcourse some trial and error.
The leaves have been cut manually from crepe paper. The green stamp on the background is from Hero Arts. I have coloured the pot ( made from Sizzix mini die cuts) brown with crayons to make it look natural. Ran over the edges of the card with green Versa stamp pad.
Am entering this for Michelle's Make it Monday Linky party.
Sunday 5 September 2010
Handmade flowers
This paper was given by my daughter's Japanese friend and I love it. The leaves at the bottom have been punched out from my Carla craft mini punch. Have added pop up glitter glue to the flower centres to make it look more attractive.
Instead of making cards, all I do these days is make flowers, flowers and more flowers!!!
Friday 3 September 2010
Embossed tea pots
I have manually embossed these teapots with a stencil from Spotlight. The flowers on the bottom right have been made by yours truly... while the blue flowers on the top left have been cut out from a ribbon.
I ran over the teapots with chalk and glitter glue (which is not visible inspite of using hubby's camera).
I wish my blog friends lived close enough so that we could sometimes share a cuppa together.
Never mind, I am lucky enough to know such a wonderful bunch of ladies... and that is enough to be grateful for, I guess.
I ran over the teapots with chalk and glitter glue (which is not visible inspite of using hubby's camera).
I wish my blog friends lived close enough so that we could sometimes share a cuppa together.
Never mind, I am lucky enough to know such a wonderful bunch of ladies... and that is enough to be grateful for, I guess.
Saturday 28 August 2010
Embossing - dry stencil embossing
I have dry embossed this card with brass stencils and coloured it with pearlised chalks. Then I gently ran over the teapot and cups with glitter glue and metallic pens.
It looks better in person... thanks to my poor camera. :(
To fill in the empty space at the bottom I have used the Mary Engelbreit teapots punch.
Manual embossing can be a bit laborious sometimes... but the end results are always fun.
It looks better in person... thanks to my poor camera. :(
To fill in the empty space at the bottom I have used the Mary Engelbreit teapots punch.
Manual embossing can be a bit laborious sometimes... but the end results are always fun.
Penny Black Stamp - Triple play
I adorned it with paper from Hallmark and some ribbon from my stash. Another attempt at making a boy's card.
Friday 27 August 2010
Partly recyled again - gift wrap and wall paper
The inspiration for this card has come from one of the quick makes I saw at Sandra's blog when I visited it for the very first time. Thank you, Sandra...
I have die cut the hearts from Sizzix and guess what I have used to make the hearts? The silver paper has been recycled from gift wrap while the creamy hearts have been die cut from a beautiful wall paper roll I bought for barely 2 or 3 pounds in a hardware shop in the suburbs of London. To make it look posh, I used pearlised baby blue card stock - which sadly cannot be seen in this image.
The hearts at the bottom have been punched using Carla craft minis. It looks much better in person as the pattern on the wall paper cannot be seen in this poor image. What a pity!
I have die cut the hearts from Sizzix and guess what I have used to make the hearts? The silver paper has been recycled from gift wrap while the creamy hearts have been die cut from a beautiful wall paper roll I bought for barely 2 or 3 pounds in a hardware shop in the suburbs of London. To make it look posh, I used pearlised baby blue card stock - which sadly cannot be seen in this image.
The hearts at the bottom have been punched using Carla craft minis. It looks much better in person as the pattern on the wall paper cannot be seen in this poor image. What a pity!
Wednesday 25 August 2010
Some cards for charity requested by Charity Crafter
Hi, dear blogger pals, this is one of the many cards that my mum made. She always manages to make cards for me to sell. It will go to http://www.gsdlifeline.com/ which is a UK based charity that supports dogs. This was in response to Leigh (www.charitycrafter.blogspot.com/) who requested if cards could be donated to this charity.
This is a bunch of 20 cards - all packed with matching envelopes in individual plastic seal bags that I will be sending to the above charity. Sorry the picture quality is not very good.
Am soooo.... excited!!! :-)
Monday 23 August 2010
Award from Sandra
I feel honoured and so motivated - infact I was on a high yesterday and my ten year old daughter could notice it. It is my first award so it is extra special.
Now I better follow the rules pertaining to this award:
1. Thank the person who gave you this award - Sandra - http://www.rosepetalcreations.blogspot.com/
It means the world to me because it is my first award from such a lovely person.
2. Put it on your blog - which I have.
3. List three things about yourself:
I am addicted to paper and card making.
I enjoy having my charity card sales.
I love visiting other blogs and looking at the wonderful creations.
4. Post a favourite picture:
5. Pass this award to 5 other bloggers. I would like to pass this on to:
Thank you, my dear blogger pals for making me richer and happier!
Sunday 22 August 2010
Thank you Sandra and Leigh
Today was a very special day for me because I received two awards... the first one was from Sandra and the other from Leigh . Thank you for making my day and making me feel on top of the world. Making cards anyway puts me on top of the world but receiving awards is like the cherry topping on a cake.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for thinking of me.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for thinking of me.
Friday 20 August 2010
Partly recycled
The gifts on this card are recycled from old wrapping paper which I cut out and painted with glitter glue. The three gems on the right are from the UK - cannot remember the brand. The metallic flowers are from my stash.
Card for men
I made this card last night using a vingtage car stamp. I lack ideas for making cards for men at most times... I literally have to struggle!!!
The green and the blue strips are made of cloth which I recycled. The green embossed paper is handmade from India.
The green and the blue strips are made of cloth which I recycled. The green embossed paper is handmade from India.
Wednesday 18 August 2010
One hundred percent handmade
I am so chuffed because yesterday I tried making these roses (or whatever) by myself after watching You Tube tutorials and other bloggers.
The big voilet flower was die cut from Sizzix and the small flowers were made with Carla craft punch. The lilac distressed effect was done while playing with paints with my two and a half year old daughter. The pinkish mauve paper at the bottom is handmade paper that I bought at a handicraft exhibition in India.
The big voilet flower was die cut from Sizzix and the small flowers were made with Carla craft punch. The lilac distressed effect was done while playing with paints with my two and a half year old daughter. The pinkish mauve paper at the bottom is handmade paper that I bought at a handicraft exhibition in India.
This picture is a close up of the flowers... sorry there is shadow on the picture. My love affair with scrunchie flowers continues...
Saturday 14 August 2010
Bird punch card
Wednesday 11 August 2010
Scrunchie flowers
This was my daughter's handiwork with scrunchie flowers... The paper is from Card making and Papercraft. The pink flower looks prettier in real.
Tuesday 10 August 2010
Paisley with scrunchie flowers
I seem to have fallen in love with these scrunchie flowers. Thanks again to all the inspiration from my lovely blogland pals and You Tube tutorials. This card is made on handmade card stock from India. The green paper is actually packing paper that we used when we moved to Indonesia. I gave it a distressed effect with my children's paints and my greenVersa stamp pad. The dried leaf is from Prague where we were this summer. I don't think I should have used metallic gel markers on the leaf. It makes it synthetic!!! :(
I fell in love with this cow stamp at the first instant...
I fell in love with this cow stamp at the first instant...
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