Forever Friends Challenge

I used cream A4 card stock with red backing paper I made the background for Tilda from downloaded sheet music for happy birthday I put the words and name of recipient topped with twin Tilda’s. Forever friend stamp is on red tag tied with ribbon held with a brad and as it is for Teresa some glitter.

Abc colour Challenge

White A4 card stock printed the sentiment and image coloured the image and the ribbon with pro markers. Threaded the ribbon through the card and fixed with brads
Embossed flowers along the bottom of the card and added a handmade flower in canary yellow and fixed with a brad finished with peel off’s

Challenge card ribbon technique,

A4 lilac card and printed white card with a lilac boarder and digi image of a Lilly coloured with pro markers. Covered my circle in ribbon and a wave shape ribbon and made a frame of ribbon round it finished with peel off’s. To make the ribbon circle cut out a then wind ribbon round till all the card is covered. The frame I took a piece of ribbon slightly longer than the distance between two slots and tied a knot in the middle. I slipped the ends through the slots. I checked the front to make sure the knot lay between the two slots before sticking the ends of the ribbon down.. Take a ruler and measure across the width of your ribbon at a 45 degree angle. Cut your skinny rectangle just short of this measurement so that the ribbon fills it nicely.

Some more challenge cards

A parcel tag

NCMD

A PB just for you card

I have used my bookatrix board to make this card but folded like a normal card pb is coloured using pro markers the glitter bit is the lamp stand using glitter pens. Added ribbon at peel off's

Tilda Birthday

Andy and Fiona

Forever Friends Challenge Diamonds and Rubies.

A4 card folded in half diamond backing paper printed sentiment on with WordArt. White embossed card stock with a donated image of FF bear printed on top of a red diamond. Four cat images as friend loves cats. Coloured all with pro markers bottom cats have little gems as eyes and two red gems and a ribbon tied into a bow

Stand for a bookatrix using recycled greetings card

This stand for bookatrix made from recycled greetings card and have put the template in if you would like to copy it.

For my very special friend Frances

Using my Tall stories board bottom layer pink then silver top white I have printed images of a Dog rose and a Wake Robin (Trillium) coloured them with pro markers finishing with silver peel off’s ribbon and bows and pink gems made a white stand

I printed my images onto tissue paper and coloured them with pro markers used the hair dryer to fix them to the wax.

The three Andy’s

Card for son-in-law to tease him O/H is an Arsenal fan!!

Fiona-k Andy loves anything to do with cars and he loves to fish, favourite colours, and browns, blues and greens.

Tokyo_Rose’S Andy loves any thing to do with Hamsters

Tilda Shaker card

I have used blue A4 card stock added my sentiment with WordArt. Cut out the frame shape with craft knife. I have used a sheet I put through the laminator for the frame as I did not have any acetate. Tilda coloured with pro markers mounted onto blue card stock. I place foam strips along each side on the back of frame. Added some glitter and flower gems and glued to the front of the card. Finishing my frame with lots of flowers and peel off’s for the card edges.

Two more challenge cards

Bluebells

I used two stamps coloured in with pro markers edged one with the wavy cut backing paper felt flowers and brads insert matches the backing paper

A birthday card for rubyrose1

This is for Rosalie AKA rubyrose1

A few more cards

The card above is for Lisaxx as a thank you for the goodies she sent me as a prize for the challenge

It is my 36th Wedding Anniversary today

John and I married at Exeter Devon where we were living in 1974. Our son Darren was born Darren was born there November 1975 so Exeter has some very happy memories for us. This is the card I made for my darling John. It is bright and summery like our marriage has been

Tilda Challenge

Three cards for the lads