Flowers birthday card

Birthday card

70th birthday card

Thank you card

Anniversary card

Thank you card

New Home Card

Wedding Card

Anniversary card

Men's birthday card

Fathers Day Card

Butterfly card

Stuck pink pearl background paper to blank card and attached pink sarin ribbon. Die cut greeting and larger shape from card to create the flower. Die cut multiple butterflies and stuck down the bodies only so the wings have movement. Finished off with adhesive pearls.

Bumble Bee card

Stuck 2 different coloured background papers onto blank Kraft card then added a contrasting strip across the middle. Due cut the greeting and larger shape and stuck together to form the 'flower'. Edges were inked using Tim Holtz distress ink in wild honey. Cut out and decoupaged the bumble bee image to finish and stuck on with silicone glue to give some height.

Happy Birthday Mum

This is a very simple card made by using spray ink onto a background strip. Flowers were stamped using perfect medium and glittered. Greeting stamped, die cut and added. Washi tape added to top and bottom. Finished!

Handmade card

I stamped a flower image onto a blank Kraft card using memento ink. I then coloured the flower using perfect pearls mixed with water. After it had dried I covered the flower in glossy accents to make it shine. Simple but pretty

Handmade Soft Toy

I stitched together this cute little guy using some old shirts! He is stuffed with filling from an old cushion. Recycling at its best!

Birthday Card

I covered a blank Kraft card using different Amy Tangerine for American Crafts paper.
The greeting was stamped in various colours onto white card a die cut. Then backed with die cut black card and added to card front.

Christmas Pudding Card

I die cut a card blank into a large circle shape, being careful not to chop off the fold! I covered the front in brown card which I distressed. Then cut out the frosting shape from white card and decorated with Stickles. Greeting was stamped, cut out and attached with twine. I cut out leaves from green card and used some red buttons for berries.

Kindle Case

I bought a plain cheap Kindle case and decorated it in fabric flowers. Flowers were cut using Tim Holtz tattered florals die and I use buttons for the centres.

His & Hers birthday cards

Simple cards made by stamping cupcakes and colouring with promarkers and glitter pens. Finished with some free hand faux stitching.

Men's birthday card

This is a quick and easy card made by layering coloured card stock onto base card.
Image and greeting were stamped and heat embossed then added to base.
Simple and very quick!

Cupcake Card

This is a very simple card made by paper piecing some patterned papers to build up a giant cupcake. Finished off with glitter cos every little girl loves sparkle!

Butterfly Birthday Card

This card was made using some lovely colourful patterned papers, pink sheer ribbon and Paula Pascale for Sizzix butterfly stamp and die set.

Mothers Day Cards

Both of these cards were made by stamping and embossing different sized flowers onto white card using perfect medium ink and clear embossing powder.
I then used a flower die to cut out the 3 layered sizes. I used perfect pearls ink sprays to soak the images with colour. It is resisted by the embossing and gives a lovely pearlescent finish.
I cut out leaf shapes and sprayed them with green pearl ink.
The flowers were put together using a brad then attached to the card which was wrapped in coordinating coloured ribbon.
Greeting and adhesive pearls were added to finish.

Owl Birthday Card

I had a gorgeous owl rubber stamp that I was dying to use.
This is a very simple card made by stamping the owl onto different papers. Then paper pieced onto Kraft card and die cut into a circle. Background was a die cut scalloped circle which I then cut in half. Greeting was stamped directly onto the card. A pretty green polka dot ribbon behind the owl finished it off nicely.

Floral magnets

I turned some boring old magnets into something beautiful using Tim Holtz tattered floral die. Cut various felt and fabric and covered the magnets, using buttons for centres.