This first card I made for Kazan's sketch. I won't bore you with all the details, but I will just like some things about this card that are a bit different. The pink ribbon at the top is actually tied into the card. I punched holes in the card and tied it. I think this gives a nice and different effect. The ribbon along the bottom has little pieces of ribbon tied to it. I actually took this off of a package I had gotten, the ribbon had lots of kinks in it so I cut it into small pieces. I'm all about reusing.
This second card was made for Laura's sketch. The heart is actually chipboard. I covered it with paper and punched two holes in it to make it look like a giant button. I used the other little buttons to repeat the idea. Also, I asked my friend Jenny of JennyBunnyCreations to make me these ADORABLE hat pins to use on my cards. Isn't it lovely? You can't really see it, but there's a little clear bead up top and then below that, there's a pink bead with beautiful bead caps.
This second card was made for Laura's sketch. The heart is actually chipboard. I covered it with paper and punched two holes in it to make it look like a giant button. I used the other little buttons to repeat the idea. Also, I asked my friend Jenny of JennyBunnyCreations to make me these ADORABLE hat pins to use on my cards. Isn't it lovely? You can't really see it, but there's a little clear bead up top and then below that, there's a pink bead with beautiful bead caps.
So, wish me luck! Hopefully, I can finally start designing for someone else. That would be awesome. Maybe then, more people (namely my husband) will start believing that I can actually make a living out of my paper crafts.
Bright and beautiful!
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I love card sketches. I can play with sketches all day if I had the time.
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Such lovely cards!
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I love that you are reusing materials! They are very pretty - much luck to you!
ReplyDeleteThese are just beautiful; I wish you the best of luck!
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