Well, I managed to make all of my Christmas cards again this time, over 100 in total. The secret to saving a huge headache is coming up with a simple design that is quick and easy to mass produce. If... Continue reading →

My friend requested a card for her daughter’s 30th birthday in October featuring a Housemouse design. She was planning to have a Baby shower instead of a birthday party as she was expecting a baby. Everyone has a name for... Continue reading →

The first Christmas for any child is always very special. I was asked to make a special card for my Friend’s Grandson’s First Christmas so I came up with the idea of a Tox Box. I used a number of... Continue reading →

I was recent;y asked to make a first wedding anniversary card which replicated the flowers in the bridal bouquet. Quite a fitting choice as the traditional gift for the first anniversary is paper. Looking at the bridal bouquest and my... Continue reading →

Here’s a birthday card I made for sister’s November birthday. I used the Sizzix Thinlits Rain boot planter 663322 die set and the Sizzix impresslits window box set 663585 to create this. The view inside the window was stamped and... Continue reading →

No birthday can be more important than a baby’s very first one. I was asked to make an extra large card for my friends Grandson with a photograph of him included. Hope you like it. For details of materials, dies... Continue reading →

I find that people generally commission as card to made when it’s an extra special celebration. None more special than a Ruby Wedding Anniversary. My friend wanted a large extra special card with lots of photographs included and this is... Continue reading →

My Son In Law Celebrated his 30th Birthday recently so our card to him had to be something special. I made him a tankard from silver mirror card and decorated with items representing his two great passions after my daughter,... Continue reading →

I’ve made quite a few Pop up box cards. Subscribers will have seen the tutorial for making a pop up box card. I thought I’d share some step by step pictures of how my most recent one was put together.... Continue reading →