Thanks for your feedback on yesterday's piccies, here are some new photos taken today under better lighting. I hope you all like them! :-)
Toni-Marie xxx
Panel One |
Panel Two |
Panel Three |
901226 - White wood card BG, 901248 - Cathedral windows (toppers), 900971 - Holiday Time Toppers x2, 900978 Special sentiments plus silver acetate windows and navy blue paper from pad |
Additional photo of previous card |
Slightly different view of the above card |
Closed view, I adore this piece of acetate |
Oooo, the ribbon's untied... |
Ta-daaaah! |
A closer look at the inside of the card itself |
...and finally, an extreme close up in order to show you the dimension, detail and verse |
These are my very first makes using the Bloomingdale kit, and this card has turned out to be my Dad's favourite! |
Made using, Scrolls and Calligraphy (CRD1514), Bird (PCT1950), Metallic blue cardstock, Kanban quilling flowers plus dies and Distress Inks |
Kanban micro gingham cardstock, plus Centura Pearl cardstock and an assortment of embellishments and lace |
Cardstock pack MIR 1274 - guilded silhouette - green, Carte Postale - birds (PCT1951), Chelsea elements (PCT1950), Beautiful Accents (PCT1957) |
Vintage Tapestry, made using Kanban Gold Flourish and Flowers background, toppers (901007) and Kanban Best Wishes greeting. |
Kanban's Christmas Cutie collection. Double twist easel using 900726, 900729 and 900730 |
Kanban's Christmas Cuties. Using glitter card from Kanban selection card box, 900371, 900727 and 900724 |
Kanban's Christmas Cuties. This one using 900734, 900728, 900724 and 900735 |
This is my favourite of my latest makes, as it's working with acetate which I've only recently started using. This photo allows you to see whats on the card behind the acetate... |
Distressed Vintage Tapestry with jointy angles which I just love. |
Vintage Tapestry acetate aperture |
A more chaotic feel to the Vintage Tapestry |
This distressed vintage card was so much fun to make. I still have the inky fingers to prove it! |
Another distressed vintage card, this time a gatefold with acetate overlays, which unfortunately are tricky to capture on camera |
Inside view of the card above |
Simple yet effective make, vintage/distressed is definitely my favourite look |
This card's my favourite, I loved both sides of his paper so much I had to fold one corner down and secure using a brad so that I could get the best of both worlds |
The papers of this kit work so well together that I went to town and used several different ones on this card alone. |
I rarely work with greens and browns, yet this card is one of my favorites. The detail of the ladybird on the peg really gives it that special touch |
This was a really quick, quirky make which just shows you don't have to do much with this kit to make something special. |
Browns and pinks work excellent together which I discovered whilst making this card |
This card is only a 6x6, and yet I think it offers many different elements of interest |
Another easel card, which is my favourite style. Using the sentiment in the border shows a different way of using the kit |
This is my favourite card of the moment, it has so many different elements and has real dimension which always makes a card more intriguing |
New Spellbinder dies create this sewing room card |
A purple delight! |
A classy garden card, ideal for men |
Alternative Christmas |
Classy Christmas |
Time for Tea |
This romantic easel would make an ideal Wedding, Engagement or Anniversary card |
I loved using orange and white webbing to create the flames coming from this funky rocket |