Showing posts with label shaped card blanks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shaped card blanks. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 April 2023

Shaped card for 70 birthday

Lately I am experimenting with different forms and shapes of cards. And these number shaped cards are amazing! 

But I must say cutting patterned paper to a shape of this card wasn't easy, especially for me, where everything has to be perfect. There is no shortcut way of doing it. Before all the trimmers, guillotines or dies we had to cut all the shapes using only scissors. And cutting patterned paper for this base was like back to the basic.















Sunday, 19 December 2021

14 Craft Bar Decemebr Kit - Christmas tree card

 

Hello dear friends!

This is my third creation made thanks to the December kit

The Christmas tree card incorporated a white Christmas tree blank card, a single sheet of paper from the ''Snowy Winterland'' by Craft O'Clock, some beautiful flowers and shabby ribbons from the same kit.

It was such fun playing with this amazing collection and lots of it left, so I'm planning to use it to the last piece. 

I wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Creative New 2022!



















Sunday, 12 December 2021

14 Craft Bar December Kit - Christmas Bulb Card



Hello dear friends! 

Here is another project made using the December Kit provided by the 14 Craft Bar shop.

I am really impressed with how many beautiful Christmas craft supplies are included in it. 

You can make greeting cards, boxes or even Christmas tree ornaments for all your beloved friends and relatives. So don't wait just grab it!











Friday, 10 December 2021

Cozy Winter Stars

 Hello, dears!

It might be the most beautiful time of the year, but no doubt one of the coldest ones too! Just right to snuggle up with a cup of hot beverage, light up the candles, put on your woolen socks, and breath in the invigorating smell of fresh fir branches. Sounds good! And looks good too :) Moreover, it's very inspiring! Have a look, what I've come up with, inspired by cozy December evenings: