Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2009

More and more!

To the left is the card I made my dad. I added the waikiki paper because that is somewhere my family loves to go to. Below is the card for my boyfriends brother. The wording says "inspire," and defines it. 


















I was making the frog card his brother, but it just turned out to kiddish. The last one was made for another friends birthday. 

I used my phone again to take some of these pics, apparently my rechargeable batteries are no longer rechargeable!

New Stuff!

I just got a great job, and ran out of card stock, so I decided to treat myself to some new art stuff!
I got a multi-pack of card stock, some distress ink, a new stamp, and behind all that glare are my my new shiny letter stickers.
A friend got married and this was the wedding card I made. 
I used all my new stuff! I added the letters after I took the pic, but I did the initials of the bride and groom. The flowers are made of thin shiny paper.
This is the fathers day card I made for my boyfriends dad.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

One Long Card Day!

These where meant to be an addition of Make it Monday, but it took me awhile to add them. It's been so long since I made these, I'm not sure if any of them where ideas from Cardalicious...
This first one I haven't decided who is getting it, its a toss-up between two people. I really liked how the ribbon picked up the yellow and the purple. This one doesn't show up very well in a photo. It is made with green and yellow acrylics. Its a little thick, but I still like it. This card is the other part of the toss-up.

I used a section of some of my new ribbon for this card. (Mom's idea)!
I sent this one to my parents. I made it so the "I believe" is on the inside.
This is my big sisters birthday card. She is a Horticulturist, so it says "bloom where your planted". When she was little she wanted to be an entomologist, hence the Lady Bug. Weirdly enough, I am currently the entomologist.