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Showing posts with label k and ian. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Happy anniversary K and Ian xxx

Good morning all, today is my daughter and son-in-law's 4th wedding anniversary, and this is the card I have made for them. Happy anniversary K and Ian, hope you have a lovely day xxx


I used the Lawn Fawn Love You Tons stamps and dies for the main image. I stamped the elephants in London Fog Memento ink and coloured them with Copic markers.


I punched the little hearts out with a small punch and then stamped the 'Love You Tons' sentiment above them with Jet Black Archival ink. 


I used the MFT Stamps Stitched Squares dies for the centre and then added in a bit of the MFT Grassy Edges along the bottom. The patterned paper is from a Fantastic Foils paper pad and I found a coordinating card for the backing. 


The 'Happy Anniversary' stamp is from a Molly Moo set and the 'Daughter and Son-In-Law' is made up with some Crafters Companion Sentimentals stamps, with the small 'and' coming from a Simon Says Stamp set.


Hope you like it, take care and I'll see you soon.

xxx

Tuesday, 2 September 2014

Happy Anniversary K and Ian

Good morning all, today is my daughter and son in laws 3rd wedding anniversary.  Hope you have a lovely day K and Ian xx

This is the card I made for them. 


The image is from Tiddly Inks called You and Me, and I coloured it with Copics and Spectrums. 


I cut it out and then chopped the corners with a scalloped circle punch. 


The papers are from the Papermania Midnight Blush Collection, as is the flower rosette. 


I added a Happy Anniversary sentiment and then finished the card off with some black and clear gems, and then some tiny little gems around her dress and in her hair. 


Hope you like it. 

Take care, see you soon.

xxx



Thursday, 5 September 2013

Anniversary wishes

Good morning hope everyone is having a good week. Today's card is another that I made for my daughters anniversary. 
 
 
I started with the pink paper as I thought it was lovely. It's from the Random collection 12x12 from Crate Paper. I used a coordinating paper from the same pad for the clock and backed it with some graphic 45 embossed card in a matching grey. 
 
 
I added some coordinating ribbon and some of the roses and lace roll. Then I stamped the sentiment using London Fog Memento ink and cut it out with a Sizzix die. I distressed the paper with Tattered Rose DI and then added some more ribbon and a couple of little bows. I then added some shabby white Frantage over the top.
 
 
I added it all to an 8x8 scalloped edge card blank and inked all of the edges with DI. 
 
 
Hope you like it, have a great day. See you soon. 
 
xxx

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Wedding Memories

Good morning all, I am having to schedule this post today as we are going to be away overnight visiting my grandson's and daughter in-law. Hopefully by the time this goes live I will still be asleep ;o)) lol but not for long! as the reason we are going just for 1 day is to take our youngest grandson, Bailey, to his first day at big school!!!! I can't believe it has come around so quickly, they really do grow up too fast lol.
 
Anyway, yesterday was my daughter K and her husband Ian's second wedding anniversary, so today's post is one of the cards I made for them.
 
 
For a change I have used my Serif Craft Artist software and a couple of Digikits to make some of their cards. I don't use this very often and really should use it more as there are some lovely digikits around, and I have quite a few lol.
 
 
This card is really simple it's a ready made scrapbook layout, re-sized to fit an 8x8 card. I then added a photograph and re-sized this to fit in a heart frame.
 
 
I printed it on to good quality cardstock and then added decorations including, roses and bakers twine.
 
 
I finished it off with a small double heart charm.
 
 
Hope you like it. Have a great day and I promise I'll try not to sob too much when he goes in to school lol.
 
See you soon.
 
xxx
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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