Cuppa & Card with Friendly Silhouettes dies

You won’t want to miss this beautiful Designer Series Paper, which is retiring very soon and currently available at the reduced price of £8.60. It’s Perennial Essence and these cards only show off the more subtle side of the beautiful designs. I have another project to show you shortly which highlights some of the floral patterns.

These are this week’s Cuppa & Card projects; I don’t normally show them in advance but I have TWO kits left so thought I may tempt someone to give it a go. The session takes about an hour and takes place via Zoom on Thursday at 10.30am.

It’s a fun and effective way to craft as you can still chat with each other and hold up your project if you’re having trouble with something. Please shout up ASAP if you’d like to join.

For the floral card, I brayered the base of the die-cut with Pear Pizzazz then coloured the flowers with cotton buds tapped onto my ink pads. The tiny cluster of flowers I cut off weren’t wasted; I used these inside the card. 
 

You won’t want to miss this beautiful Designer Series Paper, which is retiring very soon and currently available at the reduced price of £8.60. It’s Perennial Essence and these cards only show off the more subtle side of the beautiful designs. I have another project to show you shortly which highlights some of the floral patterns.

These are this week’s Cuppa & Card projects; I don’t normally show them in advance but I have TWO kits left so thought I may tempt someone to give it a go. The session takes about an hour and takes place via Zoom on Thursday at 10.30am.

It’s a fun and effective way to craft as you can still chat with each other and hold up your project if you’re having trouble with something. Please shout up ASAP if you’d like to join.

For the floral card, I brayered the base of the die-cut with Pear Pizzazz then coloured the flowers with cotton buds tapped onto my ink pads. The tiny cluster of flowers I cut off weren’t wasted; I used these inside the card.