Snow Globe card

The di e used for this snow globe card is another Sue Wilson  die, called snow globe, surprisingly.
Now I have to say I love snow globes but I am not really sure about the ring around what would be a glass ball on the real thing.
 I am planning to make one with out the ring around the globe to see what that looks like.
The image I used for the centre is another Lili of the valley image.  A digital image again.
The beauty of the digital image is that they can be re sized. I  made this one smaller so that it would fit in the snow globe die.

 I  am wishing now,  I had bought the treat cups that go with the snow globe die... I could have really gone to town with this one.   Think I may have order some,, he he ..... Shhhh.. don't tell  hubby.
Again I have used the retire  wheel stamp from S.U  and the white craft ink to creat this black and white background.

Easter cards 2

I absolutely love polka dots so this DSP is right up my street and I tend to use a lot of polka dot papers on my cards.
This time I am combining it with the Stampin' round Easter egg wheel stamp.

The first  card is a large card  7"x 5"  and the second card  is just 4"x 4".

 I used Copic markers to colour the eggs.







These are the last of the cards made with this stamp for this year. I hope like them. Thanks for dropping in.

Laura.

Easter Card

Hubby says "you always do circles or squares on your cards, why don't you do other shapes". So this is me trying a different shape.  I then reminded him, I do oval too. So I tried doing something a little  different and out of my comfort zone. I am really not sure about this one though.

I used  the wheel stamp I mentioned in the previous post and coloured the eggs using Copic markers.

Sue s retirement card and envelope

Only two Stampin' up products in this one. The water colour vine stampin' round wheel used with the preety in pink ink cartridge.

I used Cuttlebug's swiss dots embossing folder and embossed two peices of white card for the third layer and another piece for the fifth layer.

I used a circle punch to snip off the corners. Quick tip here...... if you want to layer and cut the corners as I have here... Cut your card to the required sizes.Then match up the two layers in one corner only and punch both layers together. Match up the other corners one at a time

and snip them off in the same way. When you have snipped off all the corners you can then stick your top layer in the centre and all four of your corners should be even.

( Just remember not to turn either piece of your card round )

For my greeting I printed it off and then hot foiled it in pink toner foil.

You could stamp your greeting and emboss it for a similar effect if you don't have equipment for hot foiling.

Gift box

I used the stampin up jumbo wheel stamp for this box with perfect plum ink cartridge. I did decorate it inside and out .
I added purple grosgrain and a greeting.