Sunday 29 July 2018

enjoy your retirement


good morning crafters 
welcome to my share for today:

Enjoy your retirement


this is a special card for a work colleague who has retired this week.
Peter has been our workshop supervisor for the last five years and;


he has been a supportive and caring colleague, we have shared many funnies over the last fifteen years and i will miss him and his unique comments.


for my card
i have used a variety of my much loved Lili of the Valley stamps
(all rubber)
and they have been coloured with distress ink and prismacolor pencils
and i have just stamped two images on my insert.
papers are from my stash along with my fave dies from LDRS and a couple of tool dies by joy craft.


thanks for stopping by, looking and any comments you leave on my projects.
join me again soon.
all it leaves me to say now is:
have a super day, enjoy and craft happy. Ann

Wednesday 4 July 2018

with love on your christening....

good morning crafters

A personal share for today: a christening card I have made for my great niece Lola.
I have used one of my much loved Lili of the Valley images:
baby christening
And I have coloured my image with distress ink and atyou glitter pens.

My card:


a little close up of the image


I have also used a number of dies which I do love to use to embellish my creations and i also have to say: i'm so happy to see Lili of the Valley have brought back rubber stamps.
(some of which i have had to buy).

Here's what I have used to create my card:
stamp:  baby's. christening and sentiments: lili of the valley 
Papers/card: white 7x5" card base, fabriano water colour paper, designer paper: lotv (old stash)
dies: ldrs & sizzix
ribbon: pink satin
embellishments: stick on pearls


Colouring medium:
ink - memento: espresso truffle
distress ink: vintage photo, tattered rose, aged mahogany, spun sugar, weathered wood, worn lipstick and antique linen.
atyou glitter pens: green, pink & lilac


Join me again soon for my next project.
Thanks for stopping by, enjoy your day and craft happy. Ann