Showing posts with label fox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fox. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 June 2021

Cards Squared

 

I realised that this set of graduated stitched square dies had been sadly neglected for a while, so decided to make some cards using them. 


it was also a good way of using up some scraps of paper and toppers that had been hanging around waiting for inspiration to strike!



Thursday, 24 December 2020

Peace on Earth


 Well, it will be a peaceful Christmas this year - no dashing down motorways to visit relatives, no elbowing crowds at the supermarkets to get the last sprouts and, for so many people, the day spent on their own with just the TV for company. 

I, like millions of others, are heading for Tier 4 lockdown on Boxing Day.  Will be sad not to see the wider family over festive time, but all presents have been delivered and the house is warm and full of food - I also feel very lucky that all my family are still  here and healthy.

Wishing you all peace and harmony over Christmas

Saturday, 25 January 2020

Woodland Friends

I've had these cute woodland animal foam stickers for absolutely ages, so it's time to use them up! I've teamed them up with some Craftwork Cards toppers and scraps of freebie papers from magazines



Friday, 14 November 2014

Foxy Christmas Cards for 2014



I love the Woodland Winter range by BoBunny and treated myself to the Noteworthy pack to make some cards up -the fox makes a change from Reindeer and Santas!

Sunday, 27 April 2014

Pollyanna Pickering

I love the new Pollyanna Pickering card making kits that I found in The Range and thought they would make great cards for the men in my life! They come with loads of toppers, sentiments and backing papers. As they are reduced - I treated myself to the Tiger, Dormouse, Fox and Otter kits!



These are the first few cards of many I hope!

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Gilded Flakes




A few cards made with Indigo blu gilded flakes and my new swirl die -unfortunately its hard to capture the lovely effect of the gilding on camera.

I feel there is a bit of a 'nature' theme on these cards!