The gift of greeting agrees with me.
The enjoyable experience of crafting and posting a greeting cards
is only compounded by the recipients joy of the experience.
Greeting Cards are in season every season.
A reason is not required.
Through the love of another we are inspired
to share the words that transpire
on the greeting card of your hearts desire.
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I have been crafting and selling Greeting Cards for over 30 years.
The production of same has been a great source of pleasure for me.
FOR CREATIVE FREEDOM TO ROAM
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The black corrugated card was taken from a box of chocolates.The gift tag with coin, is a sticker that I mounted on foam core before gluing into place. The ribbon was saved from a satchel of sorts, somewhere along the way and glued on top.The writing is done with fabric paint that comes in fine tip bottles.
Keep it simple. Limit the writing on the front of each card. Personalize to perfection.
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Work to a finished card - one layer at a time.
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#4 Fabric paint writing and parcel tree glitter.
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Simple can be super too.
Sometimes a little humor is necessary.
Simple black and white with a touch of Gold Metallic Foil.
Paint between the lines.
The following two cards are painted on a water color paper.
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Make sure the tape is pressed firmly against the paper to avoid having the paint bleed under the tape edges.
Once the paint has dried carefully remove the tape. Don't forget to sign your original artwork.
Stamping it out. HERE
One potato - two potato
Life is a great bundle of little things.
Create your own Potato stamp and stamp away.
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Sprinkle tinsel onto wet stamp print and set with a warm iron. Click above on Stamping it out for details.
Recycle. Recycle. Recycle.
Make use of the marvelous
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Think inside the box.
The following three Cards are created using the marvelous selection of papers and prints from old greeting cards. The bits and bows were all dug out of the drawer where I keep the little, shiny things that hold the promise of commitment to card.
Put your Heart into it!
Give it a Gift Tag
Pretty pastels pieces of paper, pinking shears and gift tags help turn the simple into the superb.
Fabric paint finalizes the thought behind the project.
Pop it up a bit....
Although pop up cards do require some fore thought and a little more work,
I am always thrilled with the results
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Don't let the blank slate intimidate. Build up your card one layer at a time.
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