I got the idea of the flaming cake and burnt corner from Pinterest and have made 2 of these. I found the perfect stamp sentiment for the front and the inside is my own idea. I used some random dies to make the fire extinguisher. (Wine bottle, tiny letter y.)
I used the Artist Loft watercolor paper from Michaels with Betterpress plates. The cheap watercolor paper isn't great for doing actual watercolors but makes pretty decent letterpress paper.
I got the ideas/inspiration from Pinterest. The inspiration for the first card is below but I don't have any for the other 2 cards.
This is a card I made for someone a couple years ago. It ended up arriving too late. :( The sunflowers are symbolic of her childhood where she grew up.
I used some diecut washi from Pinkfresh. Inside I mixed them in with some pop up flowers I made from a tutorial on Pinterest.
Some cards I made for a challenge just getting them posted on my blog now. I used my Kaleidoscope Creations stamps on the second set.
Another set of layouts. I try to do similar or duplicates when I can but when I don't have the same or same number of pics it's gets changed up a bit. This set I was able to keep a lot of it the same with only some small changes.
For 2 albums. First layout I cut a 4 x6 project life card in half and spread it out behind the photo so it appears as one piece of paper.
More cards from last Christmas. I often make 2 at a time as I don't enjoy making a bunch of all one design.
The deer cards (which I didn't get a sentiment on the front until later) were sent to people who had had a recent loss of a spouse. I think they said something like wintertime wishes and warm winter wishes.
A couple of cards I made inspired from ones I saw on the internet. The first one was inspired by a card I saw made with Spellbinders dies by Sarah Leese. The haunted house is a counterfeit from an SCT one day event. I had to come up with ways to make parts of the house as I didn't even have tiny window dies. I wish I had the actual house die set because I had another idea!
