HOPPING BACK TO-IT!
Following a long journey that continues, I am just now able to create a few things again. Before I share my cards, I would like to share my grandson's new friend with you. This is
"OOPSA Daisy" (named by him). She is a Netherland Dwarf and is the most docile dwarf rabbit I have ever had--such a sweetheart. She looks bigger in this picture than she actually is in real time.
I would like to share some new cards I created today, also, using Technique Tuesday Fresh Flowers die, Olga (Crafty Ola's Store) beautiful Dovecraft papers from her monthly kit, lovely enamel dots from La De Dah, and a bit of inspiration from Gina K. Designs.
Links to products are listed below:
Gina K. Designs-Lettered and Lovely Stamp Set-Simon Says Stamp
Technique Tuesday-Fresh Flowers Die
Crafty Ola's Store Card Kit
I did some fussy cutting around the Technique Tuesday dies after glueing the outlines onto white paper.
A smarter method: Die cut the images out of white paper and washy tape the back side to keep the cut-outs in place on the flower. Color with your favorite pencils or marker and glue printed or white cut images on the top.
Enjoy, and remember that "Cards are Gifts of Giving" to the recipient.
"OOPSA Daisy" (named by him). She is a Netherland Dwarf and is the most docile dwarf rabbit I have ever had--such a sweetheart. She looks bigger in this picture than she actually is in real time.
I would like to share some new cards I created today, also, using Technique Tuesday Fresh Flowers die, Olga (Crafty Ola's Store) beautiful Dovecraft papers from her monthly kit, lovely enamel dots from La De Dah, and a bit of inspiration from Gina K. Designs.
Gina K. Designs-Lettered and Lovely Stamp Set-Simon Says Stamp
Technique Tuesday-Fresh Flowers Die
Crafty Ola's Store Card Kit
I did some fussy cutting around the Technique Tuesday dies after glueing the outlines onto white paper.
A smarter method: Die cut the images out of white paper and washy tape the back side to keep the cut-outs in place on the flower. Color with your favorite pencils or marker and glue printed or white cut images on the top.
Enjoy, and remember that "Cards are Gifts of Giving" to the recipient.
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