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Autumn makes
These are my makes over the Autumn, I don’t have the energy to describe them all, but if anyone wants to know which dies or patterns they are made from, give me a shout!
Scarf made for myself using Sirdar alpine
Dolphin Made by Emily
Ready to go to Emily’s school Christmas fair on Sat. Unfortunately we can’t be there, but hope they get lots of support. Rodillian School Sat 1st Dec 10 till 2. As usual my photos are rubbish, the cards are much better than they look!
All my website stock, except for a few frames that I forgot to send, has gone to Rodillian Christmas Fair. If anyone wants personalised Christmas cards, please let me know ASAP.
May Makes
I have done quite a few easier makes this month as I have been worn out and just wanted something quick and easy to do, it also means I now have a bit of a selection of cards and don’t need to madly make one when I need one. I did also make some special cards, but have not shown them as they are for later dates, so will appear once they have been given.
Made with Dee Craft card and assorted papers, one of them is printed with the recipients name, but is not very clear. Printed using Craftville backing paper maker.
Heart die cut with a large heart die (can’t remember brand), backing paper printed with Craftville backing paper maker, letters and numbers stitched using Stitching card lettering font 370. 15th wedding anniversary is the Crystal anniversary.
Above and below, made with Spellbinders Pawing around die
Butterfly is X cut small butterfly die cut. Cream circle cut with Nellies Multi die MFD075. Background paper by Craft Sensations
Spotty card from Dee Crafts. Shape made with unknown die cut.
Made with Dee Craft card and assorted papers, one of them is printed with the recipients name, but is not very clear. Printed using Craftville backing paper maker.
Embossed with Darice Ducks embossing folder
Embossed with Cuttlebug owl flourish embossing folder
Shape cut from wrapping paper with with Nellies Multi die MFD075. Background embossed with Darice Butterfly corner embossing folder
Shape cut from wrapping paper with unknown heart die, background embossed with Darice Paws embossing folder.
Oval die cut from Dianne’s Die Cuts strung using spirelli technique
X cut small butterfly on a background of Darice Butterfly corner embossing folder. Spotty card from Dee Craft
Owls cut using Tattered lace owl tree. Background paper by Craft Sensations
Shape cut from wrapping paper with unknown heart die. Background paper by Craft Sensations
Tree cut with free die on Die Cutting Essentials magazine issue 9. Buttons Trimits flowers. Space left under design to add greeting of choice.
X cut small butterfly, circle die cut from Dianne’s Die Cuts strung using spirelli technique. Backgroud is wrapping paper. Space left under design to add greeting of choice.
Oval die cut from Dianne’s Die Cuts strung using spirelli technique
Circle die cut from Dianne’s Die Cuts strung using spirelli technique. Vellum background Heyda 78942. Space under design for greeting of choice.
Above and below shapes die cut from Dianne’s Die Cuts strung using spirelli technique
Above and below shape cut with X cut nesting dies. Background paper Docrafts Country Life, cover gift with Docrafts magazine
Shape cut from wrapping paper with with Nellies Multi die MFD075.
Made with Spellbinders Pawing around die. Spotty card from Dee Craft
Last weekend we visited Pink Frog craft shop in Chesterfield. They have some great dies and Rob’s mum bought me some for my birthday. They had a huge display of cards, but they were very intricate and fussy, I wouldn’t have the time and energy to make ones like that. I find it a bit depressing as it makes me think my cards are not good enough.
Emily helped me to photograph these cards and has joined in a bit with making them. She thinks I should sell them. I used to do that with my website Craftyjanes, but stopped when Emily was born. people are not really interested in the basic ones, but I did get quite a few orders for personalised ones. There is too much competition now and I don’t think mine would sell, so at the moment they are just for personal use and my Mum had some of them.
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