There's a lot of wedding talk around on the design team with two weddings coming up soon. So inspired by this we'd like you to put some LOVE into your cards this week. Wedding, Anniversary, Engagement or simply to say "I love You" - there are lots of opportunities to get lovey-dovey and slushy so get out all the romantic stash out and show us what you can do.
Oh happy coincidence! I got two birds with one stone as this card was a commissio for a couple who are having a Blessing in Church back in England soon - following their wedding which took place recently in Venice (all right for some, eh). Predictably when a rush order for something romantic comes in I fell back on my old faithful Love vellum and gorgeous gold Stardream card from pda. Just for a bit of excitement I did battle with the Craft Robo and cut the letters (courtesy of a kind UKS member) from a dark red card which I then mounted on gold mirror card. a personalised greeting, some dark red ribbon and tiny red and gold heart-shaped brads complete the card.
If you've got a few spare minutes and need something crafty to keep yourself occupied, why not have a go at this challenge? There are some fab examples of Love themed cards on the DCM blog, and hopefully there'll soon be lots of messages left there to direct us to many more gorgeous romantic lovey-dovey cards.
Next up I've got my little nephew Dan's birthday coming up at the end of the week and I really wanted to use Joanne's wonderful little Craft Robo Aliens to make this card. I've made (with a lot of help from hubby) these rockets, flying saucers and ringed planets with my Craft Robo and I'm quite chuffed at how they've turned out.
I also cut the speech bubble with the robo-thing. I also spilt the whole pack of those teeny tiny googly eyes all over the desk (and floor) - obviously it had to be the tiniest of the three different sizes I used on the card hmmmm.
And lastly, a little sneak peek at a card I've just sent off for another of the "end of the week" birthdays. I know I should wait, but I couldn't resist adding just a glimpse of it.
18 comments:
They all look great Kathy! The ringed planets worked out really well and I love the way the aliens are peeing round the letters on the space card - sure Dan will love it.
Maybe you could be Rosie's expert for the letter in a box thing? ;o)
Fantastic cards Kathy, can't wait to see the sneak peak in it's full glory :)
Great cards, Kathy. Dan's one is amazing!!!
Can't wait to see the full version of the sneaky peek.
xoxo
Great cards Kathy!!
Look forward to seeing the full pic of the bottom one, it looks gorgeous!!
wow Kathy,love the little aliens. I love making space cards and that one is fab!!!!
Love the sneak peak of the flowered card too
What a great card, and the one for your nephew, he will be thrillled with all those rocketships and flying saucers, I am sure. No fair with the sneak peak, can't wait to see it.
The alien card is just ace, Kathy! I love doing boys cards, might have to 'borrow' a bit of this one..........!! :0).
All cards looking gorgeous as ever Kathy. Now I really need to get a robo lol!!
Gorgeous! simply gorgeous!
Samm
x
Thanks All
Joanne, I LOVE that typo -at least I hope it's a typo, I didn't mean the aliens to look as thought they were peeing ;-)
Helloooooo, that I'd do a few blog visits today to see what I've been missing - loads by the looks of it, all those gorgeous cards. Dan's card is fab....X
Great cards Kathy, the one for your Nephew is fab! I really struggle with boys cards!
Gorgeous cards. They are fab.
Fab cards Kathy - love both of them but the outer space one is 'out of this world' (lol sorry). Can't wait to see more of that sneeky peek card - it looks fab!
Too long since I've been to your blog...your stuff is just awesome!!
GORGEOUS WORK KATHY!!!
I love,love, love your LOVE card... :O)
and your little alien one ROCKS!!!tooo cute!
ooooohhh can't wait to see the full version of this lush looking card in the sneak peek...
Wow fantastic cards, I love the alien one :-)
Your love card is fab - it has such an expensive look about it. I am extremely impressed with how you used your Robo for the space one - great work!
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