Monday, October 31, 2011

Rise Up to the Occasion

More than an ordinary Wedding Card. There are  just so many things to do with a tri-fold card. It turns an ordinary card into an elegant piece. I reserve all my favorite stickers for cards like this.

Another side view of the card.
More than an ordinary Friendship card.  Magnolia cuties which are stamped, colored with shades of red Copic markers.

A Christmas tri-fold card. What I did with tiny pieces of leftover papers was cut them into shapes of present boxes, stick a die-cut ribbon and they look like gift boxes :) The row of pine trees, snowmen and trains and corner giftbox border are punches from Martha Stewart.

Saturday, October 29, 2011

To Have And to Hold

A Slider Pop-Up Wedding Card.
The Bride and Groom image is stamped and embossed with black embossing powder. I also add glitter to the bride's gown to make it sparkle.
The front view of the card. Pull the tab to display the enclosed messages.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Anniversary Card

Hi everyone, Happy New Year 2011! I've just made a card upon request of a good friend who's celebrating his 25th anniversary and it's for his beloved wife.
This is the inside of the card, the message he wanted in the card and I've included an envelope to put photographs, notes, etc.

Tri-fold Cards

I attempted making tri-fold (a.k.a. tri shutter) cards and really enjoyed designing the cards with different themes. The cards turn out beautiful and a joy to collect. This one has wedding theme of silver and white.




Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Lost Without You

Isn't this Magnolia Tilda adorable! I colored her with Copic. The multi-heart frame was made by stamping framed hearts and then cutting out around the hearts within the frame. The doily border heart is from Martha Stewart.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Playful Lovely Tilda

I love this Magnolia Bubbling Tilda, her flowing hair and the bubbles around her. It's hard to see in here but I had used clear glaze that gives the effect of pop up for the bubbles. I distressed the frame's edges with ink.

Sweet Little Tilda

Isn't Magnolia Tilda sweet! She's colored with Copic and I have embellished the card with paper flowers. The lovely border edge punch is from Martha Stewart.