Time and Place card

Here's a card I made using materials from Melissa Frances. I'm going to send it as an anniversary card.

Until my next post,
Diane

Coal, Grain, Flour, Feed card

Here's a card I made using materials from Melissa Frances. I'm sending it to a relative for her birthday, hope she likes it.

Until my next post,
Diane

Let's Celebrate card

Here's a card I made using the Cascading Images Tutorial from the Apr/May 2012 issue. I used a Cuttlebug embossing folder and cut out See Dee's stamped images. The ribbon in the background I grabbed from my Moms house when I cleaned it out a few years ago. It's probably from the 1950's or 60's.

Until my next post,
Diane

Happy Halloween Part II

Here's the rest of the cards I made for my family for Halloween. I used some left over papersfrom WeR Memory Keepers and also some borders from a Martha Stewart package. The embellishments are either Martha Stewart (Halloween goodie bags) or Me & My Big Ideas (Pumpkins and such).

Until my next post,
Diane

Happy Halloween Part 1

Here's some cards I made for my family for Halloween. I used some left over papersfrom WeR Memory Keepers and also some borders from a Martha Stewart package. The embellishments are either Martha Stewart (Halloween goodie bags) or Me & My Big Ideas (Pumpkins and such).

Until my next post,
Diane

Keep this ticket card

Here's a card I made for a sister-in-law's birthday using papers and materials from Melissa Frances.

Until my next post,
Diane

Travel has always been... card

Well it's been a couple of weeks (or more) since I've posted but I had nothing prepared so nothing to post. Also see the Blogging without Obligation on the right side. If you don't have something to say don't say anything.

I had this card hanging around. I made a bunch of travel themed cards a couple of years ago so if you are a loyal follower and have a photographic memory this will ring a bell. If not, well it's new to you!

The papers are from American Crafts and the stamp is from Cloud 9.

Until my next post,
Diane

Bee Yourself card

If you've been paying attention this card will look familiar to you. It's a partner of sorts with the card I posted last week. So here's your test question. What company are the materials from? Yup you are correct, they are from SEI.

Until my next post,
Diane

Spread your wings card

Here's a card I'm using for a birthday card. It was made using kit materials from SEI. I've made the pinwheels before and still like making them. They are easy to make but people think it's complicated. Also like the bakers twine look.

Until my next post,
Diane

Congrats card

Here's a card I'm sending to a family member that just passed a state certification, yeah! Now he can begin his career, maybe gain some independence from his parents ... and you know the rest. The card was part of a kit from Hot off the Press which I'm mentioned many times has nice card kits that I've been able to exploit by making more cards than what is advertised.

Until my next post,
Diane