Shed Birthday Card

 

Use a shed peel off to create this really cool card

When I first started card making, I bought a lot of peel off's as they were an easy way of creating an image. I found this shed peel off and decided to make this weeks blog card using it.

You can really go to town decorating the garden part - adding a fence, path, plant pots or fish pond. If you stick the shed to a white base card instead of the craft coloured one, then you could colour your shed with brighter colours.

If you do not have a shed peel off or stamp, then why not use a house peel off or stamp instead?  You could draw one, print an image from the internet or even use a photo.    

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Patterned Birthday Card

 

Use patterned paper to make this simple yet effective birthday card

I have some really lovely patterned paper and I am always looking for ways to show it off on my cards. This week is another one of those !

I needed a more manly birthday card this week, so used beige and brown patterned papers but you could really go to town with any patterned papers you have. This is a simple card to make and would therefore make great thank you or thinking of you cards

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Blossom Anniversary Card

 

Make this beautiful card with just a few items from your craft stash

I love using pretty papers to make cards and this one is just fab.

I've used some blossom paper from a scrapbooking pad called 'Soft Romance' by Craft Sensations. You can use any pretty flower paper you have in your stash. I've used a small flower die to cut the flowers as this matches the size of the flowers on the paper. You may want to try different flowers to see which ones look best.

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