summer time ends

Here is a card to end the summer and remind us all of our holidays in the sum. I made this card for a work collegue's birthday. She loves Spain and has a home there, so this card was perfect for her.

I used a lovely Tilda stamp and coloured with promarkers, the palm tree sunset is die cut and the umberella is a paper cocktail decoration, I thinks it's just a bit of fun.

I am entering this card in the following challenges;

Secret Crafter Saturday challenge - In the sea

PaperPlaytime - vacation

I love Promarkers - anything goes

I love Tilda

I have to admit I love Magnolia stamps and this is a card I made a little while ago. I used the Japanese Tilda and water coloured her with Distress Inks. A simple 8x8 backing paper with a few punched flowers to complete the design.

I have entered this card in the following challenges

paper playtime- anything goes
make it monday - anything goes
one stitch at a time - anything goes
Sir Stampalot - What ever you fancy

mummy card

This is my latest card using a Crafters Companion SWALK stamp. I have coloured it using Spectrum Noir pens and the flowers and swirls are cut using Marianne dies. I do seem to use a lot of autumn colours even though I try to pick other colour, I am just drawn to them. I have used glitter card behind the stamped image and also the first layer of the flowers. Finishing touches include gems card candy and a little glitter glue.

I will be entering this card in the following challenges

Candy Time - All the things I love

mojo monday challenge

Here is my card for Mojo Monday Challenge. Its been made with Crafters Companion SWALK stamps and papers. The stamped image has been coloured with the new Spectrum Noir pens, and finished off with a little seam binding coloured to match.

my first photo

I haven't been on for quite a while but I would finally like to add my first card made by me. This was a recent order for a 21st birthday. The recepient obviously likes butterflies and all things pink.

Hello everybody and welcome to my new blog