Sunday, 5 February 2012

Valentines treat project



Good morning,
I would like to share a project i done for the design team for Queen of my craftroom.
I hope you like it and maybe you could give it ago at you own Valentines treat challenge over at


 
For this project i used a old jelly bean jar.
I decorated the lid with flat back pearl gems and used glossy accents to hold them in place.
I made the spiral of beads with clear seed beads and wire. I used my glue gun to fix them on to the jar.
For the rose i used a small Marianne flower die and applied glitter to add a little bit of sparkle.
I found a heart that i cut out a while ago on the Cricut and tucked it under the beaded spiral.
To finish off my project i attached a heart charm that can be removed and put on a necklace of phone charm.
Content of the jar is pink tissue paper and some heart shaped chocolates.

I would also like to enter my project in to
anything goes challenge over at Ditzy-craftymess.
Please follow the link below if you would like to take part.



Please feel free to leave a comment.
Your feed back is much appreciated.
xxx

Sunday, 29 January 2012

Latest cards

I have been making cards over the past few days.
I love the Polka doodles Pretty sweet and pretty tuff CD'S







Happy Crafting
xxx

Tuesday, 24 January 2012

A Nice Tipple

I have just made a quick card using Hunkyory, Autumn Dream Collection ( A Nice Tipple ).



For the base card I used a polka dot A4 sheet of Hunkydory card and Spellbinder die
Grand Nestabilities Label's 23.


Spellbound

Good afternoon to all my friends, hope your all having a good day.

I have made a quick anniversary card using Spellbinder die's and embossing folder.


I used the Ironwork Accents die for the topper.
I cut out 2 layers 1 white and 1 black and then matted them one on top the other.


To start off I use a 5"x5" scalloped edge card and embossed it with one of my folders.


The butterfly was cut out using Spellbinders
Grand Shapabilities
Wonderful wings by Donna-Salazar.

I finished my card with gems and drew the trail and antennie with a black fine liner pen.