Good Morning
After seeing the lovely book cards over on Edna's blog, I was inspired to have a go! I always struggle with ideas for Christmas gifts for the teachers at Emma's school and thought this was the perfect gift. I need to make 3 more!
For this book card I used papers from Making Cards magazine, sillver mirror card for matting and layering, and I die cut some Marianne flourishes out of the silver card.
I die cut some of the ironworks dies to add to the spine of the book.
I cut out a frame for the inside and ran it through my big shot using Divine Swirls embossing folder.
I attached some silver organza ribbon to tie the card shut and the tealights are attached using foam pads.
My card is for the following challenges:
Dream Valley Challenges - Christmas
Bunny Zoe Crafts - Fancy folds/shapes
Winter Wonderland - Let it Snow
Allsorts Challenge - It Takes Two
Crafty Hazelnuts Christmas Challenge - Traditional Christmas (Tree, snowflakes, candles)
Paper Sundaes - Anything Christmas
ABC Christmas - Christmas Project
Top Tip Tuesday - A Gift
Anything Goes Challenge - Anything But A Card
Alphabet Challenge Blog - W for White Christmas
Christmas Cards All Year Round - Anything Goes
Thanks for visiting, I'd love to know what you think.
Jo x
Showing posts with label Teddy Bo Top Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teddy Bo Top Tips. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Tuesday, 6 December 2011
Teddy Bea In A Twist
Good Afternoon
Over at Teddy Bo Top Tips Hazel has provided a tutorial to make a twisted easel card. I haven't played with my favourite teddies for a while as I've been up to my eyes with Christms, but I needed to make a card for a December birthday so I followed the tutorial and here is my card:
This adorable image is pre-coloured, so I printed her onto some glossy photo paper. The shape she is sat on is a nestability label die, the papers are all from a Making Cards magazine, the sentiment is sat on an Ironworks die, as is the floral arrangement to which I added a decorative pin threaded with beads, and some bakers twine tied into a small bow. The mulberry paper flowers have been in my stash for ages!
I would like to enter my card in the following challenges:
Willow Sketchie Challenge - Anything Goes
CES Challenge - Include a bear
Diva's by Design - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Thanks for stopping by today, I'd love to know what you think.
Jo x
Over at Teddy Bo Top Tips Hazel has provided a tutorial to make a twisted easel card. I haven't played with my favourite teddies for a while as I've been up to my eyes with Christms, but I needed to make a card for a December birthday so I followed the tutorial and here is my card:
This adorable image is pre-coloured, so I printed her onto some glossy photo paper. The shape she is sat on is a nestability label die, the papers are all from a Making Cards magazine, the sentiment is sat on an Ironworks die, as is the floral arrangement to which I added a decorative pin threaded with beads, and some bakers twine tied into a small bow. The mulberry paper flowers have been in my stash for ages!
I would like to enter my card in the following challenges:
Willow Sketchie Challenge - Anything Goes
CES Challenge - Include a bear
Diva's by Design - Anything Goes
Papertake Weekly - Anything Goes
Thanks for stopping by today, I'd love to know what you think.
Jo x
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Yummy Teddy Bea
Good Evening
Over at Teddy Bo and Co Top Tip Thursday our homework for this week is to make a fabulous corner bookmark. Here is mine:
I'm going to use mine in my recipe books, so this was the perfect image for me to use. Teddy Bea is coloured with pencils, and matted onto some orange cardstock cut with a Nellie Snellen die. The backing paper is from a Cute Companions cd-rom, I attached some lemon and mint green satin ribbon to which I added some round and flower-shaped gems. I've put it to the test and it works perfectly!
Just to let you know that my friend loved the tea-bag holder that I made for last weeks' homework. I filled it with tea-bags and biscuits before giving it to her.
I would also like to enter my bookmark in the following challenges:
My Mum's Craft Shop - Food and Drink
Cuddly Buddly Challenge - Anything But A Card
PaperPlay Challenges - Cupcake
Over at Teddy Bo and Co Top Tip Thursday our homework for this week is to make a fabulous corner bookmark. Here is mine:
I'm going to use mine in my recipe books, so this was the perfect image for me to use. Teddy Bea is coloured with pencils, and matted onto some orange cardstock cut with a Nellie Snellen die. The backing paper is from a Cute Companions cd-rom, I attached some lemon and mint green satin ribbon to which I added some round and flower-shaped gems. I've put it to the test and it works perfectly!
Just to let you know that my friend loved the tea-bag holder that I made for last weeks' homework. I filled it with tea-bags and biscuits before giving it to her.
I would also like to enter my bookmark in the following challenges:
My Mum's Craft Shop - Food and Drink
Cuddly Buddly Challenge - Anything But A Card
PaperPlay Challenges - Cupcake
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Time For Tea Teddy Bea
Good Evening
As soon as I saw Nela's fab project over at Teddy Bo & Co I knew it was a perfect make for a friend of mine. Here is my finished project:
The paper I've used on the teapot is from a previous Making Cards magazine and I went round all the edges with Milled Lavender distress inks. Teddy Bea is coloured with coloursoft pencils and distress inks, and the pattern on the cup is made using a teeny-weeny stamp. The sentiment is computer generated. The mat Teddy Bea and the sentiment are sat on are Spellbinders Labels 22 and this is the first time I have used them. Little gems were added to complete the design.
I would also like to enter my project in the following challenges:
Teddy Bo Challenge - Use Your Favourite Colour
Totally Paper Crafts - Animals
Allsorts Challenge - Use A Bear
One Stop Craft Challenge - Anything Goes
Paper Sundaes - Favourite Colours
Hooked On Craft - Anything But A Card
Digi Makeover Challenge - Anything But A Card
Thanks for having a look.
Jo x
As soon as I saw Nela's fab project over at Teddy Bo & Co I knew it was a perfect make for a friend of mine. Here is my finished project:
The paper I've used on the teapot is from a previous Making Cards magazine and I went round all the edges with Milled Lavender distress inks. Teddy Bea is coloured with coloursoft pencils and distress inks, and the pattern on the cup is made using a teeny-weeny stamp. The sentiment is computer generated. The mat Teddy Bea and the sentiment are sat on are Spellbinders Labels 22 and this is the first time I have used them. Little gems were added to complete the design.
I would also like to enter my project in the following challenges:
Teddy Bo Challenge - Use Your Favourite Colour
Totally Paper Crafts - Animals
Allsorts Challenge - Use A Bear
One Stop Craft Challenge - Anything Goes
Paper Sundaes - Favourite Colours
Hooked On Craft - Anything But A Card
Digi Makeover Challenge - Anything But A Card
Thanks for having a look.
Jo x
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