Pocket Fold Card

Remember these pocket tag cards. They are really easy to make out of a 8.5"x11" sheet of decorative paper. You just pop in the tags and embellish the front. I used graphics from"Simply Spring" by Shelly Comisky at pccrafter.com. I added a couple of flower rivets to hold the layers in place. I have a new twist that I will be posting shortly. I am working on a tutorial now. Hope to have it posted by next weekend.

Thank you Elvis

There is a nurse's aid, in the health center where my sister-in-law is being cared for, that walks the halls singing Elvis songs. He has really been a big help in her care. Thought I would share the card I made for him. Picture is from album cover. I used Cuttlebug script folder to emboss the front flaps and Nestibilities Dies for the white and red mats. The cute star snaps. I received in a swap.

75th Annivesary Card

Well it has been a while since I have posted. Family emergency has taken me away. It is still on going but I did not want you to think I had abandoned my blog. I will be posting as often as I can. Please bear with me. Thanks for visiting my blog. Take a look around. Hope you find something you like.

I did this card for a couples' anniversary of 75 years. It has lots of layers even though you can see them. This is the only picture I had, but thought you might like to see it. Graphics are Buzz Bunnies by Lori Gardner from pccrafter.com. I tried to give you the link but I think it has been discontinued.

Monocolor Cards

Thought I would share the cards I worked up for a monocolor swap:

The lettering was done with my Gazelle and a sparkle gelly pen. The font was Romanticly Yours.

This card fits into a standard small business envelope. I used Accent corner brads for the embellishments. The lettering was again done with Gazelle and Bayscript font.

The card below was embossed with Cuttlebug folder, and dusted with a touch of purple chalk.
I used paper by DCWV. The small star button are layered on top of the larger buttons with glue dots. You guessed it, all cards' lettering was done with my Gazelle and some kind of gel pen. The font below is a font by pccrafter.com. Accent brad was also added.