Christmas 2018 - Xmas tree

Hello everyone and thank you very much for dropping by. This card is very similar to one I did last year where I used my favorite Christmas items and made them into a wreath. This year, I arranged them into a Christmas tree.

Christmas 2018 - slider card

Hello everyone!

This year I did not make as many cards as I had wanted. But I did made some for close families and friends. I hope you had more time to craft than I had. Today I am sharing a couple of fun, slider cards that I made with my nephews and a dear friend in mind. Slider card is an interactive card where one or more components on a card can move.

Christmas 2018 - Xmas village

Hello! Today I have another shaker card to share with you.  

Christmas 2018 - Birch Tree

Hello and welcome! I had been ill on and off for the past 2 months and I just realised that I had totally forgotten to share my Christmas cards last year! OMG!

I had a couple of shaker cards to share with you today. Shaker card is an interactive card with a clear front and tiny elements inside the card that will move around when the card is shaken. All these cards have birch trees as a backdrop. 

Gift boxes 1

Warning: This is a long post. This was a project which I started in April 2018. I thought it would be nice to give a small token to all my colleagues on their birthday to show someone at work remembers and care since we spent a big chunk of the day at work it’s like a second home. So I started making gift boxes and filled them with treats to give to my colleagues on their birthdays.

Rainbow series 5 - background die cuts

Ah… All these beautiful rainbow colours, I hope they brighten up your day some. Today, I am sharing many, many cards I made using these rainbow die-cuts.

Polka dots background

I find that lately I had enjoyed spending time creating backgrounds for my cards. For the cards in the blogpost, I used MFT Peek-a-BooPolka Dots die to punch out many circles to create the card background. I finished all the cards differently using various elements that I had created previously and this technique is also a good way to use up your scraps.