Sunday, 6 May 2012

Kids Cards

Toy story themed Card

Pokemon Themed card with a pocket containing Pokemon legends cards

F1 themed Birthday Card
Today I have to show you a A4 Size card I have made for Michele to give to her cousin.
I decided seen as it was for a 50th birthday that maybe my usual cute characters might be a bit to much so  thought i'd test myself and see how I got on.
I have used Stampin up papers - including the doilie flower.
Craftwork card ornate shape panels
Tim Holtz Ticket message
And a mixture of paper flowers, pearls, brads and a lovely script Happy Birthday.

Sunday, 29 April 2012

Wedding Card Order

Here is a card I have made this week for a friend who wanted a large wedding card for her cousin. I have gone with the elegant black and white colour scheme but added a splash of red on the flowers. The image is a Saturated Canary Design by Krista Smith and she has been coloured using my Promarkers.
I have used flowers, a paper doilie, card candy and a rhinestone buckle for effects.


My friend also wanted something to put some money in so I made this little box and coordinated to match the card and left the blank panel for a message.

Tuesday, 24 April 2012

Wanted to show some of my other work




Here are few of my other projects. This one is a Notice board with a Magnolia Tilda coloured in the cool grey scale. Love this notice board it's my favourite.














This is a hardback notebook which I have decorated and used a coloured magnolia Tilda image which is done in promarkers. I have tied ribbons along the spin.










I love Penny Black rubber stamps and here is a card topper that I have made. I am forever colouring with my mountain of Promarkers and love this topper.









This was an experiment and it worked really sell so much I made loads and they have sold really well. I stamped the Magnolia Tilda on to shrink plastic and coloured in with my promarkers and then shrunk her and made her into a mobile phone charm. Really Sweet.




My next project I'm working on this week are some wooden door hangers, so watch this space.








Men's Raunchy Card! Slightly cheeky

Here is a card I have made for a young man's birthday, It's a bit more raunchy than my normal stuff but I like a challenge.

The image is a Kenny K image and I have coloured her in using Promarkers: Blush, Saffron & dusky pink for the skin, Berry & Poppy red, Honeycombe and apricot & orange also the cool grey scale.

He was very please with his card, it was simple but effective.

Thanks for looking and see you again soon

Tracey

Saturday, 21 April 2012

Love New Arrival Cards



I have been asked to make a couple of new arrival cards recently and I've loved doing them, I get so broody when new babies arrive.

I have used a A4 card and folded it long ways, so it's a huge long envelope lol. But great if you have a long name to fit on, luckily this one was a short name. I've cut the letters out of a scrapbook sheet I had and then stamped a Magnolia Pram and coloured in promarkers in shades of purple and then stamped a LOTV stamp of a teddy on a set of baby scales and coloured in promarkers in shades of pink & purple.

To finish I have printed the babies birth details. A great keepsake I think.

Thanks for looking

Tracey

xx



Thursday, 19 April 2012

Here is one for the Men

This is a card I have made which is suitable for a couple of the challenges I wanted to have a go at.

Firstly - Basic Grey - Theme was Spring Colours - I have used a Lilykate - Bamboo Sheet of paper for the background. Check it out over at


Cards for Men - Spring Colours - Obviously a male theme card as well which Ihave used a LOTV Teddy Die cut of a teddy decorating (well having a tea break).

Check it out over at


And finally I found this other blog today called Allsorts and they have a challenge incorporating Buttons & Threads - which I have finished the card with, Check their blog out and have a go at



All great challenges and I've had good fun trying to incorporate them into my card that i've never done more than one challenge in a card before. So here goes.

Thanks

Tracey