Merry Christmas (and Happy Birthday to me!)

And yes, I hit the 30. Quite excited about it actually!

The finished card...

...From yesterday post. As with anything related to die cutting, I would really recomend to play a bit with this set, not to worry making cards at first but experiment with it. Make as many bits as possible and then later assemble the cards.

Have you ever fallen in love?...

Head over heels with a craft product? Well I have a few times in the past, but this time I think surpases all of them.

Let me introduce you to the Letterpress system from Quickutz, it is fabulous.


You can use it for cardmaking or fine stationery -I printed the address with the computer and then letterpress the flourish.

I have always loved the effect of one of the oldest -if not the oldest- method of printing. It just looks so posh! But it is not only that is a lovely finish, the thing is that is very easy to use, and although it is designed to work with the Epic Six, it also works with the Big Shot and Cuttlebug.

Forgive once again the poor quality of the photos, I had to take them at 11 pm!



And the reason of me getting one? I will be on QVC demonstrating it on this coming Craft Day 27th of December at 19:00 and 23:00, I am so excited!!!

For someone really special

I made this card, which is a Christmas version of this one. It takes me about an hour an half to make just the one card, so you will understand that I didn't do this one for everyone on my list.

Another Christmas Card

Some of you may get one of this!

Tree card

Featured a few issues back in Cardmaking and Papercraft!

Some of this years Christmas Cards...

Using printed acetate, but I forgot from which company!

Red Snowflakes

Chocolate Wrappers

Sometimes Christmas Cards are not enough and a little extra is needed.


And this is what is inside.
I used 12 x 12" Die cut cardstock from Craftwork Cards and Eskimo Kisses patterned papers.