Birthday Card project for my grandmother

So my grandmother's birthday is in April and I wanted to celebrate her all month long so I decided to make (and send) her a card every day leading up to her birthday. She loves receiving cards so I thought it would be nice for her to get some happy mail every day.

Here is card #1 which I sent with an small explanation of what's to come for her this month. I used the new Anna Griffin flip card kit to make it. Lovely set.

Hate to give it away

Ever make a card you hate to give away? I think this on might fit the bill. I really like how it turned out.

Dies by: Spellbinders, Create and Craft Couture, Sue Wilson.

Cream and Gold card

This card is fairly simple...embossing, stamped flowers that I cut, and a few die cuts, but I think all combined it created a striking effect. I really like the look of it.

Pearl Overload

Ever make a card that you think might have gone a little too far? This card might have a few too many pearls for my taste. Not sure if I recycle it or send it on to someone. Never know who might appreciate it I guess.

Supplies: Heartfelt Creations dies, Sue Wilson classic rose die, Anna Griffin paper and embossing folder, The Paper Studio stamps, and lots of pearls!

Butterfly Birthday

A card I made for a woman on Facebook's grandmother. I love the idea of showering a special person with cards...even if the person doesn't always know the giver.

Details: Sue Wilson Blushing Rose dies; Spellbinders butterfly dies, Kiwi Lane card templates, Websters pages paper.

Sympathy Cards

 

I just love the details I can achieve with my dies. Just cardstock and my dies...

 Products used: Little B, Spellbinders, Memory Box, and Sue Wilson

Love making pre-made pages

They are great in frames and for gifts.  I used my Kiwi Lane templates one one and I always use them for designing. Also some dies by Teresa Collins, Spellbinders, Magnolia Doohickeys, Tim Holtz, and a fussy cut Penny Black flower stamp.