Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother's day. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6

Mother's Day 2020

I hope this post is finding you safe, healthy and happy. Aren't you glad you have your crafts to keep you busy while staying at home to fight C-19? I sure am. My craft space is my sanctuary. 

And I still have to get used to putting just one space after a period, since they have made it official. If you started typing with a manual typewriter, the rule of thumb is 2 spaces after a period. Not anymore.

Anyway, I am excited to show you my latest card for Mother's Day. The size is 5 x 7 and it features the Swivel & Pop Die Set by Anna Griffin.



I got this from HSN maybe a couple of years ago, and I finally got to use it. I was just going to get the card kit, but got sold out, so I bought the actual die. Most of the embellishments in the card are leftovers from the Anna Griffin Window Frame Card Making Kit.  


The assembly was pretty easy. I was surprised it wasn't that bad. I bet there are tutorials to make this style of card from scratch, but having this die set eliminates all the measuring and eye balling.   


Sentiment by Verve Stamps
Die by Spellbinders

When I showed it to my DH, he said I finally made something cool... hahaha!

I hope you have a good Mother's Day this weekend, and that you celebrate it safely too.  Here's to us mothers in the world!

Saturday, October 3

WCMD Card 3

Today's card features an image I got from an online swap years ago.  I believe it's from SplitcoastStampers.  It's the only online crafting community I was actively involved in.  My day wouldn't be complete without logging in and checking the boards.  I loved joining swaps, and I loved hosting swaps even more.  I wonder if swaps still take place nowadays.

Anyway, this is not my first time to use this image.  For this card, I colored the image with Copics.  


The dots inside the circle were actually accidental.  I was taking off a cap from one of my Copic markers, and somehow the marker hit a spot.  Can you see the area where I tried to "erase" it?  It didn't work, so I just put dots all over.


'Til next blog!