Funky Fairys Challenge 28 - Black & White

I am very nervous as this is my first entry for a Funky Fairys challenge. I used Black Tie paper by Imaginisce from the Capture the Magic sale, clear dots from Sarah's Cards a paper strip punched with my fab Fiskars lace punch, some black ric-rak ribbon and a circle image from the Funky Fairys Doodamentals download kit with some text added. I had fun making this card as I am not normally a black and white gal! Hope it is acceptable for the challenge x

Quote Book For My Very Special Dad

I have made this for my dad. I used a Basic Grey mini book (bought cheap in the DoCrafts sale months ago) and gorgeous BG Offbeat papers.

Some Craft Fair Bits

These are teabag holder cards. I decorated them with different papers and flowers.

These are my finished post-it note holders. Finding cheapie little pens has been hard work but managed to find enough for these. Just hope they sell...;-)

MSE Card Challenge - Baby Card

For the current MSE baby card challenge I made yet another pocket card as I love the style of the card. I used baby boy papers and stickers by Imaginisce, ribbon by Doodlebug, paper flowers and a stamped Little Cotton bunny rabbit from Sugar Nellie/Funky Kits.

Welcome little Elliot!!!

Couple of Quick Cards

I feel like I haven't made any cards for ages!!! Had a couple of birthday cards I needed to make so used this new ABC digital download from Bee Crafty. Paper on the lilac card is Daisy and Dandelion and the other is DCWV.

Winnie The Pooh Scrapbook Album

This is a scrapbook I made for my friend's new baby girl, Georgia. I used Winnie the Pooh scrapbook paper and stickers and labelled pages so it is quick and easy to add bits to. I found some cool family tree paper somewhere ages ago and added that in too. I cross stitched the Pooh on the front cover.

Dad's Birthday Pressies

This is the 'stuff' I've got together for my dad's birthday next week. He's got a wrapped box of Thorntons (he has a very sweet tooth!), a CD of songs from the year he was born, a sixpence peice in a little frame, a jar of 'facts' from the year he was born and an old age survival kit. He is notoriously difficult to buy for so I hope these things will at least put a smile on his face!!!

This is the contents of the survival kit.

These are little favour type 'thingies' for the table when we go out for his birthday meal. I used plain brown kraft paper and stamped the swirl on it, made the containers and added some ribbon at one end. I struggle with manly stuff but hope these will be ok ;-)