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Honestly! You can make flowers too!
See! How cute?! It could also be a windmill!
The DSP here is the new First Edition range, which being newsprint is right up my street.
Elegant Eggplant Scallop Dots Ribbon is just one of the many new products for this year.
And the brads are from the new Antique Brads pot, which are FAB!
Just another card to show why coordinating stamp sets and punches are so wonderful.
Yes, I'm still in love with bunting. Must get round to making myself some proper bunting (Did I tell you I have a new sewing machine? A story foe another day!).
This card is another made at Julie's training, where we went to town with the Pennant Parade stamp set and matching Petite Pennants Punch.
Extra dimension thanks to the Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder and flowers from the Boho Blossoms Punch. And Rhinestones for bling!
I never remember the next line to that song!
Anyway, some 3D Christmas tree cards for you today.
First up, this one was made at Julie's training a few weeks back.
We used the Penannt Parade stamp set and matching Petite Pennants punch to make the tree. The newspaper background is from the First Edition DSP.
The new Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch and Ruffled Ribbon also feature.
And I made some similar ones using the Holly Berry DSP.
Please note the GORGEOUS Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding Ribbon and the glitter on some of the papers in this range.
I have managed to make most of my Christmas cards so far this year, but am still a bit short on gifts!
Ahoy! Avast! Land ho! etc etc
Today I have a sail boat card that I made at our team training.
I just love this - such a cute scene. It makes me want to float out to sea, although those waves do look a bit choppy!
We had a bit of punch art here - the best bit is the half scallop circles used as masks for the clouds, then daub on blue ink around to colour in the sky.
This is a great way to use the Petite Pennants Punch and Pennant Parade stamp set - they are so versatile.
So, who's going to singing that Enya song all day now?!
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