Daffodils and Ducklings.....

....by Judith Maslen in PCM

Coloured with W H Smith blendable pencils

Liquid pearls between the cuttings

Secured with brads to yellow paper and square card stock

Thanks for looking and for any comments; always welcome xx

Wedding card

Here is the 2nd card that I was telling you about on my other blog.

Judith Maslen pattern

Heart coloured with Dorso pastels

ribbon from stash

backed with dark blue paper and

secured with brads from stash onto light blue card 

which I ran through a Sue Wilson embossing folder

Mounted the whole lot onto silver mirri card

Thank you for looking and for any comments; always appreciated xx

Maytime Yorkie

Judith Maslen pattern in parchment craft magazine.

Coloured with W H Smith blendable pencils.

3d butterfly.

Lace made with a large grid.

Attached with square brads (and yes they are supposed to be at an angle ha ha) to some green paper and square cardstock.

Thank you for looking and for any comments; always appreciated xx

Lilly of the Valley

This is my own design

taken from a photograph sent to my by a dear DC friend KathKat.

I printed off the photo, outlined the main parts that I wanted to use, added an extra leaf,

and carried on as I would normally.

Coloured with W H Smith blendable pencils.

Tattered Lace corners.

Groovi plates to make the outline borders.

Backed onto blue paper and square cardstock.

I sent it to KathKat as a thanks for the inspiration!

Thanks for looking and for any comments; always appreciated xx

Spring Daisies....

...by Lesley Shore in ParchmentCraft Magazine.

This card design is originally in two parts; a topper and a backer.

  

I stopped after the topper because I liked the simplicity of it: not that it was simple to make, it took me 2 attempts to get this correct!

Coloured with W H Smith blendable pencils.

I 3d the butterfly and flowers, 

lined up the two layers of parchment and pierced through them at the same time.

Then added some blue backing paper.

I debossed some white card with  Swiss Dots embossing folder

and added some ribbon from stock, tied with my Attic bow maker.

All on square cardstock and going to my neighbour for her birthday tomorrow.

Thank you for looking and for any comments; always appreciated xx