Never to young to start

This Tyra, I helped her (just a bit) to make some easter baskets (note the chocolate around the mouth! she didn't think it necessary to have eggs in her basket!) She is being very dilligent in this photo, sorting flowers to decorate her baskets, but I think she decided the flowers were better off being stored IN her baskets rather than being stuck on the outside.

She was very proud of them anyway and took them home with her to give to Mummy and daddy!

Time consuming, but effective

These are the cards that have taken most of my time! I love the old fashioned images, the sepia ones are my favorite. I have made little box frames for the 3D images to sit in, curled somew contrasting paper around the sides to give it a framy look. I have also added a sheet of acetate to give the images the look of actually being framed pictures. (oop's just noticed, I've not put a sentiment on the front of the top one....another little job for me to do tonight)

Your comment would be welcome.

Another of my efforts

Nothing fancy about this one, but I thought the image and colours would make a stunning effect, what do you think?

Just a few more

Although I'm not a lover of kit cards, these from C and C have made some stunning cards. Not sure what you call the style of the card at the top, but it lent itself quite nicely for the pyramid image. The one above is a concertina style made with mirror board.

Just a few for the stock box

These are a few of the kiddies cards that I made. The one directly above opens out in a concertina and has images on all sides.

The one at the top opens out into a concertina on each side, but one side is shorter than the other, just to make a little more unusual. These were great fun to make.