Hunk

I was asked to make a few cards for a hen weekend pack but they had to be all the same this is what I come up with!
I used one for the Girls Craft CD it has already paid for itself !

Birthday Card

I was asked to make a 65th Birthday with the Masonic symbol
I used DM and cut the card and the gold inlay with Robo

Card for the Game fan

I was asked to make a 40th card for a fan of the game "Counter Strike" but also a big Celtic fan

I used the keepsake card boared by the Glitter Girls to get the TV screen and a photo of the birthday boy also a picture from the game I was able to manipulate the photo and the picture so that they colour matched.

The ribbon along the bottom says Happy 40th Birthday

One for the Boys

I made this card using One for the boys CD I was able to print out the car several times to decoupage it

Christmas Parcels

I used an embsooing folder then cut out the squre parcels mounted them onto gold wrapping paper added ribbon and mounted them onto the card I added the greeting as parcel tag then added a little glitter glue

Have a Mice Christmas

Both these cards I used the Cute Companions Christmas CD and the decoupaged mice are stamps by Jane Nesterenko. I water coloued the mice and used glitter as an extra embellishment

Christmas Holly

Stamped and chalked Holly

I also chalked the backgrounds I got this idea when I was browsing through the Seasons Greetings CD

Christmas Tree

Christmas cards I made from the Seasons Greetings CD

the embossed greeting I got by putting the card through the printer

Black Christams Cards

I was asked to make some Black christmas cards

the firt one I used the christmas tapestry stamps with metalic inks

the second stamped and embossed

the third I stamped the image twice and decoupaged.

Snowman

A fun xmas card using embossing folders, Decoupage snowman, crystal laquer and diecut snow flakes

Snow Business

A fun xmas card using Cuttlebug embossing folders, Die cut Flakes and stamps

Tutorial Designing your footy top on PC

Instructions in designing your footy top
I use publisher choose a blank page then go to the rectangle tool shape drag and draw the shape onto your page it needs to be approx 14 cms x 8cms use your ruler guides for this,
you can choose you favorite team colour if you want stripes use the rectangle shape and drag to the size you want, colour it and copy and paste as many as you need
place them onto the shirt if you need plain coloured sleeves work your design into the middle 4cms
Using word art print the name you want use the arc shape and then position it into the middle 4 cms of the shirt you can manipulate the size to suit, when you are happy with this add the number again using word art (remember to position this near the top of the shirt)
you can check what this will looks like with print preview

hope these instructions help

happy crafting

Footy shirt 2 Tutorial

Fold out the two corners make sur you have done this at the top part of the shirt as these will become the sleeves.

Then fold in half when you turn the shirt over you can guage where you want the sleeves to start.

make a cut and fold it back behihind the shirt then tape it securely at the back

your footy shirt is now ready to be mounted onto your chosen card

happy crafting

Footy Shirt 1 Tutorial

Shirt folding print out your design size 14cms x8cms find the middle line then fold two sides into the middle as per illustration

Snowman Decoupage

Two cards made from Cute Cmpanions christmas CD with a few added embellishments

Hellebore the Christmas Rose

I used images from one of the xmas CD and printed onto cream card rather than the normal white as I was mounting it onto Cream card, the greeting I printed and also added candles

Christams Branches

I used the cuttlebug embossing folder Pearly doodles and silver glitter backed onto holographic card and added Fibers and ribbon

Holly Papers

I stamped the image on paper from Seasons Greeting s CD