Made as a vintage Wedding Congratulations for my Niece.
It's rather large and I need an A3 envelope to fit it!

3D Decoupage card for a friends Birthday, Quick and easy, but looks effective in real life.

3D Decoupage, for my friends who are getting new kittens, after the sad loss of a beloved cat.

Parchment decoration is made with the grid from Parchment lace magazine No.3. Everything else from DoCrafts Botanicals range.

Simple Birthday card, the edges are painted with Metallic Gelato paint, it does not show up in the picture. The tiny gems are actually from a manicure set!

From Pat Hoskings book The Joy of Parchment craft. I had to modify it slightly as I did not have quite the right equipment.

Card made from 2 layers of coloured card, and 3 layers of parchment, with little parchment flowers. Made for my Moms Birthday in May. Pattern from Pat Hoskings book - The Joy of Parchment craft.

Parching it Old School

Parchment craft card. Coloured with W.H. Smith Watercolour crayons & Winsor and Newton inks (some of my inks are 40 years old and still good!). Pattern is from Beautiful pastel cards by Martha Ospina. It's been nice sitting in the sunshine doing this this week. Still inside the house, but a nice change from rain in England!

Art Deco Owl, from Martha Ospinas book - Borders and Decorations.

Steampunk card for my brothers birthday. Gold stamped image, Die cut birthday on gold paper.

I made this card for my Mom for Mothers day. Again it's from Martha Ospinas "Borders and Decorations".

Two versions of a card from the book by Martha Ospina "Borders and decorations"
I prefer the one below.

Multiple use card, picture is cut out from a 1980's child's colouring book. Coloured with pro-markers and liquid pearls used to liven it up a bit. Glued onto backing card, and soft coloured paper insert used to make it look more special. This one looks much nicer IRL.

Card made for a friend who is retiring from teaching. Would make a great end of year card to thank teachers too. Download from the Silhouette Cameo website. But this would be easy to do with just scissors!