Some more colouring in
17 Thursday Sep 2015
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in17 Thursday Sep 2015
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in12 Saturday Sep 2015
Posted Kids cards, Kids craft ideas, Kids party
inHi
My son had a birthday party today and the theme was “fluoro”. This is the card I came up with by making a background with fluoro textas and then writing the birthday boy’s name in black Sharpie over the top:
Very simple, but he seemed to like it 🙂
I think if I were going to make another one like this I think I’d use a darker background, but this is what Mr 6 picked so we rolled with it!
Thanks for reading.
Caro x
03 Thursday Sep 2015
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in02 Wednesday Sep 2015
Posted 3D projects, Home decorating, Notebooks, Using up scraps
inI was well enough to get back to work yesterday and after being in such a crafty zone the last few days I looked at a notepad on my desk and had to do something about it before I could possibly start work 😉
Yet another piece of paper from my stash has found a good home 🙂
Caro
02 Wednesday Sep 2015
If you’ve been reading my blog the past week you’ll know I’ve been working my way through my pile of spare card stock and designer series paper to make some cards using my scraps and offcuts.
I came across some pretty strips of paper and some envelopes – perfect for making my favourite quick and easy gift card holders!
I did a post a while ago showing you how to make these in detail. But these are seriously the quickest and cutest idea for gift giving ever!
Take any size envelope, fold it in half, cut the flap in half, stick down one side, decorate and you’re done!
A card, present and wrapping all in one cute little package!
Thanks for reading.
Caro x
01 Tuesday Sep 2015
Posted Birthday, Cards, Corner rounder, General occasion, Punches, Using up scraps
inWhen I was rummaging through my stash of saved scrap paper the other day I came across some designer series paper I’d previously cut into the perfect shape to go on a card front. I have no idea what I was planning to do with them originally, but a few minutes with a corner rounder punch and some ribbon and ta da!
At about 2-3 minutes a card, what could be easier?!?
Thanks for reading.
Caro x