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Thursday, 11 June 2015

Commissioned set of 6

Good morning everyone, yet another dry one although a bit hazy. I hope all is well in your world...hugs

My friend said "make me a few cards please, with different sentiments" so here they are.
She loves my one layer photograph cards so that is what I made for her! She also bought a few others from my box :o)

Stop Press! Please note, it is a Speckled Wood Butterfly, NOT a moth!




 These middle two are made up with two photographs merged, unlike the rest which are single photographs.



All cards are made with white linencard from The Range, folded and cut to 7x5.
All are my own photographs of course. The flutterby was one I took some years ago at Osbourne's Pond, which is at one end of Shipley Park, and the rest were taken at Attenborough Nature Reserve a few weeks ago.
I used several different fonts for the sentiments.
The flutterby was tubed by my very good friend PatEssex (Docrafts) and the rest were feathered by me in PSP7.
Jackie xx

Sunday, 25 August 2013

I've been playing again...

...this time it's Martha Stewart's turn :o)
Good morning everyone, I hope you are all well or getting there...hugs
Whilst looking for something else I came across my boxes of very neglected Martha Stewart punches. I have 14 single ones and I think 6 PATP sets so I thought it was about tome to use them :o)
Due to my penchant for CAS cards I can't make up my mind whether I like the result, but here it is anyway. Just in case anyone sees it as black and white, it is actually cream and brown :o)



All card used is from stash and is from the Paper Mill Shop before they all closed down. I used to love going up to the shop at McArthur Glen, Mansfield!
All punched with Martha Stewart apart from the Memory Box poppy, of course.
Inside I have used my photograph of the speckled wood flutterby I took a couple of weeks ago on the Nutbrook Trail, near Osbourne's Pond, Shipley Park. 
It is really a fair bit darker than it is here but I have lowered the opacity in a bid to make it look more ethereal (I hope). Sentiment is computer generated.