Playstation Pink

Made a Playstation controller card for my friend's son a while ago. His cousin loved it, so for her recent birthday I made he a pink one. Alphabet is Cuttlebug.

Just discovered I have an award!

The lovely Tracy has tagged me.
I must answer the following questions:

10 Years ago: I was in my 30s (oh...those were the days). I had just begun working in my current job at a primary school and thoroughly enjoying every second of it.

5 things to do today: 1. Go to mum's for dinner. 2. Go to M&S and buy their £10 meal deal for a lazy tea. 3. Watch some of craft day (especially the bits with Leonie). 4. Look for a cheap holiday. 5. Hang out the washing!

Snacks I enjoy: Crisps

Places I have lived: Oh dear, do holidays count? lol I have lived here in lovely Lancashire all of my life.

What I would do if I was a millionaire: Design and have my own house built in the countryside somewhere. Buy a holiday home in America and split my time between the two. I'd also travel the length and breadth of the USA for the first year of my new hound wealth.

Now, to tag other fab crafters. Leonie Pujol, Louise Dyan Kelly Jay

21st Card

21st card for my niece Catherine. She got a personalised number plate for her birthday and this is a funky copy!

Wedding Day

Very simple card made using different Cuttlebug embossing folders. Just added ribbon, gems and a greeting.

21 Today

My niece is 21. How can that be, surely she was only born the other day! Papers by DCWV, background Cuttlebug, flower Prima.

Cuttlebug Flower

This is a very simple card made with the Cuttlebug petals die and emboss kit. I think it's quite effective!

Elzybells

Rubber Stamp image by the fabulous Elzybells. Petals are Cuttlebug. Papers y DCWV. I have bought quite a few Elzybells stamps recently but have only just got round to using them. A long 6-week holiday awaits me, starting tomorrow. Bliss....

Spritzed Image

Haven't updated for ages. The stamped image is from Stampendous, inked with Distress Pad then spritzed with water and left to 'smudge'.