Bright and cheerful

This card was very easy to make and a good step back into crafting. I have wanted to use this flower cut from Pooh and friends for ages. I needed a blank card that I could just add a typed letter insert. I will type my message on pink paper and maybe add some glitz. It has more sparkle than the photo shows.

Pooh and friends flower cut using plain white card at 3.5 inches and 3.25 inches
I sprayed a 5 x5 inch card with cosmic shimmer mist and painted the flowers using twinkling H2O's

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Owl day

I have always wanted to make a card using an owl, although I like the owl I'm not sure about the finished card. I'd wanted to leave empty space but now I want to fill it!
I used three different embossing folders and most of the cuts are pop dotted to create layers of the page.I made the card with my youngest son in mind, from a young age he has always liked owls and said he wanted a dog or an owl for Christmas last year, needless to say he didn't get either. lol Maybe his wife will get him one for his birthday, not so sure their cat would be very happy!

Create a critter Owl and branch cut twice at 2 inches. Every day paper dolls and Pooh and friends clouds. Indentz vine # 1, craft concepts woodgrain and cuttlebug D'vine swirls embossing folders.

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The shape of things to come

I made this shaped card for my granddaughters first birthday before I had the CDS. It took some sticking together. If I were making it today I would flip and weld the number one in CDS. I chose this Disney character because I had bought Olivia Lumpy from the Disney store when she was born.

Disney Pooh and Friends Lumpy cut at 4inch
Plantin School Book number one shadow 11.5inch and again without shadow
Small daisy punch