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Showing posts with label 3D Castle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Castle. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 December 2020

A Little Princess Birthday card

Today I have a princess birthday card to share, which was made for my friend's little girl.


From an A4 300gsm cream colour core card, I have made a gatefold card for my card base and used one of the backing papers from the Tattered Lace enchanted collection downloads front panels and inside of my card.



I added a personal verse and the dancing mice from the same collection using the having a fling die and the matching charisma papers.


For my princess castle, I used the 3D castle die from the  Tattered Lace Enchanted collection with cream colour core card and cerise card for the turrets. Great detail on these tower dies and I've used the flowers and foliage from the collection to embellish as a forest/secret garden around the castle.

The domed towers give just the right amount of dimension and not too much to make it a problem to go it the post, which is something I have to think about now when I make card unfortunately as there have been occasions when they haven't survived the journey too well.

Another one of those die sets and collections that I will get plenty of use out of which is always great.

Happy Crafting







Tuesday, 11 February 2020

Tattered Lace Enchanted Tales Collection

Sharing my samples for the launch of Tattered Lace Enchanted Tales on Create & Craft TV this afternoon.


A lovely collection and the selection of dies that I had to work with were a joy to work with.  Due to illness, I didn't have long to work with them but this is what I had and made.

Enchanted Book, 3D Castle, Hourglass, Take a bite (apple), Having a fling (mice), Stepping out, cardstock to match the collection.




Using the 3D castle die and flowers from the book die to make a princess party invitation. I simply love the turrets of this castle.










 


Using the little mice characters from the Having a fling die and the Enchanted Book die, I decided to make a seed diary. I thought it would be a nice gift for a friend who liked gardening.  So I had a look at all the seeds that I had collected in various labelled paper envelopes in my tupperware box from last summer so see what I could pop in.












I found some lovely free downloads online for seed packets and this one had a little note to go with it that I thought was adorable from another blogger by the name of Shoregirl's Creations.
I thought you could make a note of when you planted them etc. There are lots of free downloads on Pinterest for seed packs if you wish to diversify.

I have just made 4 simple pockets for this book but it would easily fit more along with a lot more varied detail.  I have just decorated the front of each with a nature theme to fit the use.











Or for a special young mans birthday card, this little house mouse from the Stepping out die and the Enchanted Book die transformed into an ideal card for him I think.






For the Take a bite apple die, I also made it into a little notepad.





Just using the outer frame and spine of the book card combined with the Hourglass dies





Used with the Tattered Lace Portofino square lace die. 






A rocker card just seemed quite apt for these Having a fling mice accompanied by the delicate flowers from the Enchanted Book die. The die has been placed onto an acetate panel with one of the picturesque backing papers from My Craft Studio.



And finally my model fairy castle. using the 3D Castle die. I wanted to see if it was actually possible to build a reasonable looking castle from this die as I am not sure that is what it was intended for.
So what do you think? ...........









I will certainly look forward to using certain dies from this collection a lot more in the future. I love anything to do with mystic enchantment.


The charisma papers to match the dies shown can be downloaded for free directly from the Tattered Lace Website.



Boutique Birthday Card

I made a card for my daughter's birthday earlier this year, which was inspired by samples from this kit. When you make cards for family ...