Happy Halloween!

Here's the second batch of cards I made for my family for Halloween this year. This was a combination of cards made from kits by WeR memory keepers and Basic Grey.  The one on the bottom left was my own "design". I used some small Halloween stamps and made a clear embossed background on the black paper. After that I latered som patterned paper and then some reflective stickers, that's why it didn't photograph too well. The one on the bottom right I made at last years stamp show at the make and take party.

Until my next post,
Diane

Happy Halloween first batch

Here's the first batch of card I made for my family for Halloween this year. These were all made using card kits from either WeR Memory Keepers or Basic Grey. Both sets were quite intricate but with the right tools easy enough to make. I'd recommend a small glue pen for the tiny parts. It looks like a pen but instead of writing with ink you actually write with liquid glue that dries pretty quick.

Until my next post,
Diane

Happy Birthday Banner Card

Here's a card I made for a niece that is having a birthday. I have this stamp set by Hero Arts and made a mini banner by stamping this image on four different colored papers. After that I just added a piece of thick thread and then glued the pieces down as if it were a banner hung on the wall.

Until my next post,
Diane

Giddy - up card

Here's a card I made in a class using images printed on acetate. The stamp on this card is a mega background by Impression Obsession. The inside sentiment says: "As a little girl, you probably dreamed of having a horse...May all of your dreams come true today and always!"

Until my next post,
Diane

Queen for a Day card

Here's another card made using the Boxer Scrapbooks layout. I used stamps by Crafty Secrets and some extra coordinating papers. My accents are a white pen and Fiskars border punch.

Until my next post,
Diane

Thinking Of You Card

Here's a card I made for a relative that just underwent knee replacement surgery. So far all looks good. I hope the rehab goes well. She's looking forward to more activity and less pain.I made this card at a scrapbook convention. The class was taught by SEI. The class included a mini stamp set and a inkpad or two. They have some great techniques to use little stamps and make something big.

Until my next post,
Diane