Divas By Design -Buttons
Paper Shelter - Halloween
Tuesday Throwdown - Halloween
Wedding Card with MatchingEnvelope
This card was made for my husbands friends wedding.I've used a standard cream & two shades of green card stock ,Basic grey Porcelain paper under my cuttlebug die cuts *ornamental set* Sheer green ribbon 2 tiny rings knotted together with white ribbon and 2 cream sheer mini flowers Almost forgot tiny clear bling I used in the corners and chalk ink around the designer paper. I also made a matching envelope for the card. I did decorate the inside but forgot to take a picture of it.OPPS!
Hugs Anne
The top is the front of card and the bottom picture is of the inside of the car
Front and back of envelope
Inside of folderAnd the best part of the party was the cake..........
Spaghetti and Meatballs.
I found this in a recipe book I bought on cupcakes decorating and made a bit of a change to it by making it more or less a 9 inch cake. The kids couldn't believe it they really thought I put spaghetti on it.LOL. Oh and the great part is the meatballs are chocolate covered in strawberry jam.The cake was a hit and the party was priceless.
Thanks for peeking.
Anne :)
Last Year I made this so quick and easy too
I cut the designer paper into strips using a brad to fasten the top and bottom together. With the tiny scraps of paper I curledthe paper to make a vine effect at the top. With 3 different colours of green I used the LEAF sizzix die cut for a quick and easy way to make leaves.
Enjoy Anne



Challenges Entered
Challenges Entered : Simon Says Anything But a Card
Creative Inspirations Boxes and Bags
I made this cute purse as a goodie bag for my daughters birthday party. It was a bit of work to get all 7 that I needed done. I used Bristol board to make the purse and covered it with pretty pink striped for the top and flowered paper covering the bottom half. I also added some hole punched flower fastened with tiny pink brads for a bit of decoration to the front and for the handle made out of bazzil pink card stock folded 3 times over to give it some strength and over sized once again pink brads to hold it in place. We filled the purses up with make-up for each girl to enjoy. This was a great treat to give each of the girls and they were very surprised to find what was inside when they open it too.
I had used a book for the pattern but it has been along time and I can't seem to remember which one but if I remember I will post the name of it.
Enjoy :)
Hugs Anne
