Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Hello fellow crafters, Just adding a few pictures of some cards that I made recently. I love the green/brown colour combination of this first card.

 Bright and happy card.
 Simple card...could be for a male or female.
 Happy purple card.
Happy Crafting to all.
Gayle

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Hello 2014

I would like to wish you all a Very Happy 2014. 


 2014 has started with a big bang...yes a big birthday for me!
 2014 has also started off really well in the card making scene.
 


 
 
I would also love to say that it has rained here and things are looking great but I can't....that one will have to wait another day....but I do love this sunset.
Happy crafting in 2014 to all.
Gayle
 

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Dinosaurs

Quick and very easy to make! These cards were made with some stickers from the cheap shop, the big shot machine and some papers.
For this orange card, I used the big shot machine to cut out the circle, I inked the edge of the circle, stamped a greeting and attached the dinosur sticker.

For this blue card, I cut out the scallop circle and embossed the greeting using the big shot.
In this green card I used the dotty embossing folder to give my background a lift. I also embossed the greeting onto plain bazzill. Super simple...but I think that a little dinosaur lover will love any of these cards.
Enjoy!
Gayle

Friday, February 8, 2013

Scrapping and Cooking

Hi There Everyone, I made this "Upsidedown Pineapple Cake" which was very yummy. The recipe is on the back of the tin of pineapple. Now not only did I cook but I also managed to get some scrapbooking done. Surely it is going to rain!!


 Following on from my last post where I did cards for males here are some scrapbooking pages for males.


 This one I love how the lime green really makes it stand out.

Monday, January 28, 2013

Rachel's quilt

Hi, I have been improving my puzzle solving abilities making this one!
These were the fabrics and the pattern in the background. The pattern is "Speedwell Quilt" from a jelly roll book.

Cut into strips and sew into threes.

Sewn together. A bit of a puzzle putting it all together....only had to unpick one seam that I added upside down.



I intend putting a border on....maybe a white border.... then finish it off....with a bit of quilting and binding. That doesn't sound so hard. Ha ha ha
Gayle