LAVENDER BOOKLET..

 Hello everyone,

I'm sharing a busy busy little booklet I made that just kept going and had a slight colour change as I went..

There are 12 x12 papers folded in half and so pastel and beautiful..

Then folded again to make 6x6 size fat little pages..

Then glued all the edges together

 and the back of this to the front of that

and made a booklet..

made some of the edges a lacy trim

and die cut a million roses, well, it felt like it..

and then put is all together and decorated it..

 flower change..

this was the original colour but the papers made me 

change to lavender and I put another layer over the pink, just

looks so much more pink here..

brought is few new colours..

used some older ephemera, on the left there.

Which opened up like this, a hidden pocket, so to speak.

Ephemera clusters I made..

Janette sent me these hearts and this one  I glossied over it

with glossy accents but wished now I did it different.

and that's it, there you go..

I have been using up so many scraps and older papers,

 I cant wait for the next ten years to go by so I can buy new stuff..

( Yeah right )..

Thank you so much for stopping by..

I'll see you soon..

Luv CHRISSYxx

ALTER SOMETHING..

 Hello everyone,

Back with something altered, when I'm at a little bit of a loss I alter something and nine times out often it will be playing cards, jumbo size or otherwise, it doesn't matter, as long as I do something I feel like I had a productive day..

Playing cards, I chopped their heads off.

then added torn papers here and there..

reached for my game dies, I will need those soon..

all spread out in order and ready to go..

Mmmmmm...................

EVENTUALLY, they had gold ink around the edges

and popped back in the holes but I mixed them up a bit.

and they each got a dangle, a set of 

playing cards or a left over head..along 

with a tab top..

so that was my day, a fun project and can use

 them in journals or booklets, or whatever..

So, there you go, thank you so much for dropping in

I'll see you soon..

Luv CHRISSYxx

FRAME IT..DT

 Hello everyone,

It is Wednesday and time for a new challenges over at LITTLE RED WAGON and  our lovely Brenda is hostess and her theme is - USE A FRAME.

Straight to my mini frame box

and some Tim Holtz pictures

A slimline, haven't made on these for evertime ago

was just going to say I have no idea why this photo is here, but then I remembered

I was showing how crooked I go, and how I fixed it..

Ta daa..lace, solves most of the craft problems in my room..

and little strips of papers to even up other side..

all my ladies in place

I just added tiny little flowers and I was done..

 If you can, do come over and play along with us HERE

Thank you so much for stopping by..

I'll see you soon..

luv CHRISSYxx

FLYING HIGH..

 Hello everyone,

I'm sharing a commission card for a little fellow who loves, at this stage, planes.

I had some fabulous baby boy or just boy papers in my stash, 12 x 12's

and also this cute little aeroplane die set..

fiddly but fun and not hard.

all my elements done and onto 

the card with lots of clouds too.

This lady always like a tri fold so I aim to please..

double oval and somewhere to write.

and this incredible book with lots to fussy cut out.

and I chose this little fellow but needed a small pilot for the plane, so...

i used the smallest punch I have and cut some little bears out of 

my papers

see, there he is flying his plane.

and I popped him in the die cut plane..

now it looks like he is flying a bigger plane and he was the perfect size..

Card front using this pilot boy fussy cut out..

planes everywhere we go..

added a plane to the verse writing spot

Wide open inside..

So there you go, he loved it and was very happy, then his Mum took, it put it on the shelf, it is for looking at not flying around the room !!

Thank you so much for stopping by..

I'll see you soon..

Luv CHRISSYxx

A Cut Above  ( Anything goes - use a die cut )

A Perfect Time to Craft   ( Anything goes )

 

Crafters Cafe  ( lots and lots of colours)