Saturday, 9 April 2011

Quick-ish Easter cards

I'm busy working on another big project when I have any spare time - one of those where you wonder just what you've taken on:) You know what I'm on about Moira!

So, in case I don't get time to make the Easter cards I have half begun, I've just rustled up two very similar cards to help out! This is one of them:


The toppers are from a kit I got in Hobbycraft, the card stock is from my stash (A5) and already foiled in gold. The glittered scalloped edging is also from Hobbycraft - then I got silly and cut petals and a centre from some of the other scalloped strips. That's what took up the time to make this a quick-ISH card - will I ever learn! And, to make matters worse I'm not too sure about the flower and might end up taking it off and replacing it with something else - thankfully only the centre is stuck down so with some careful peeling I might get it (them, as there are two cards!) off without doing too much damage. Oh, and I glittered the butterfly with Stickles. As I said, The other card is very much the same - think I'd better start on Christmas cards straight after Easter!!.

What a glorious day here, hope everyone else is enjoying the sunshine. Have a great weekend!

Di
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5 comments:

  1. Karen10 April 2011 at 11:30

    Although simple a lot of work has gone into it so I see...!!! Lovely and cute, just right for Easter.

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  2. moira10 April 2011 at 17:35

    my lips are sealed but maybe once they are finished people might like to see

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  3. Di10 April 2011 at 21:38

    OK Moira - if I'm not in the Funny Farm by then :) Progress is sure but slow! Di x

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  4. Karen12 April 2011 at 11:44

    Thats a really gorgeous card, lovely for Easter :)

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  5. cebelica14 April 2011 at 11:51

    This is SO cute! Love this card! Hugs!

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