The next one was for my brother-in-law. I always find cards for men a little trickier.
I think this card was my piece de resistance this year. It was for my colleague at work whose partner is an entomologist. My colleague has now become interested in insects, so I made this card for her. There are pockets and 'slides' with various bugs and beetles on them.
Here you can see the 'slides'.
I also added a little money envelope inside. The only problem now is thinking what to make her for next year!
There have been thank you cards.
Lots of birthday cards...
...some including collage.
Then there have been Mothering Sunday/Mother's Day cards...
...and Easter cards (I love this Tim Holtz/Sizzix rabbit die set)...
...and more Easter cards.
Finally for this post, another birthday card, following inspiration from Tracy Evans, who has been posting lots of helpful 'snippet' videos on Youtube here and I have a few of her stamps so can make my own interpretations.Part 2 coming soon...
Your cards would be an absolute treasures to receive - and definite 'keepers'. Which is lovely in our throw away culture.
ReplyDeleteThanks, EC. I like being able to try to tailor the card to the person I'm making it for which makes it much more personal.
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Ellie
So personal and lovely :) xXx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lulu. I like to have a photo of the cards I make (in case I want to make them again!). I do enjoy making all the different occasion cards.
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Ellie