Feeling Blue

Less is More  this week is 'cut it out' Chrissie and Mandi want to see cards with apertures. Sir Stampalot January is Monochromatic so I have used shades of Blue.Papertake - happy-highlights (bling on the flowers, heat embossing on the stamped sentiment.
I used: Old Blue pearlised card, bling from my stash,  DP inside is Papermania, X-cut embossing folder (which also cut out the aperture, New SU sentiment stamp from  'Happiets Birthday Wishes'.
(My cameras battery has died so this is scanned and the aperture does not show up too well, but it is there!)

Pink girlie card

This is the sort of card I used to love when my girls were little, I do love those LOTV fairies! The papers are Docrafts and Dovecraft Basics, I used an X-Cut border die, Nellie S and Nesties for cutting with my Wizard. I made the flowers and glued various beads from my stash. Glamour dust. I would like to enter it in the following challenges:
Lili of the Valley - Sketch
Flutterby Wednesdays - Include butterfly, fairy or angel
Bunny Zoe's Crafts  Happy Birthday plus Pearls 
Happily Scrappin - Recipe: 1 plain cardstock, 2 design papers, at least 3 embellishment
Kaboodle Doodles  Happy Birthday
Creative Cowgirls  Monochromatic (pink)


 

Friday card

I havn't made anything since returing from England on Sunday. Today I decided to do a card for theLess is More Challenge  Pastels

also the 2nd challenge at Little Claires 'Flowers'

Bunnyzoescrafts Spring Flowers,  Paper Playtime 'Anything Goes' Simon says stamps - anything goes

I used my new X-cut border die in the wizard, a Debbie Moore digi that I re-coloured in Paint shop Pro and with pro-markers, Glamour dust, the red line sentiment. This is posted in a bit of a hurry as I am just about to go and see Kylie in concert at the Zenith in Toulouse (Tom's birthday present to us!)  does not seem 5 mins since she and Jason Donovan were getting married in Neighbours!

Edit: Merci Beaucoup!!  I would like to thank all those who are kind enough to visit my 'baby' blog and leave comments, I welcome the constructive ones too! LOL  I really appreciate anything that makes my newish card making hobby 'better' .  I do try and visit your blogs (rubbish French  internet connection allowing!) xx