Together Gaynor, Helen and I taught our first cardmaking classes. The ladies made cards with one of us, before swapping & moving on to another table. By the end of the day they had made lots of cards, drunk lots of tea & coffee and were quite tired, as were we!
It was a really lovely day which was very efficiently organised by Gill, Steve and Carol from Little Claire, who looked after us all wonderfully :)
In my class we made 4 cards, 2 Christmas and 2 'general'.
It was a really lovely day which was very efficiently organised by Gill, Steve and Carol from Little Claire, who looked after us all wonderfully :)
In my class we made 4 cards, 2 Christmas and 2 'general'.
Here is the first of the Christmas cards we made:
The image is 'Oh Christmas Tree', by Red Gingham, coloured using ProMarkers. This card was made using 'Back to Basics Christmas' papers by Dovecraft & Bazzil cardstock. The buttons are also from the 'Back to Basics Christmas' range, Candi by Craftwork cards. The sentiment is one of the Red Gingham Christmas Sentiment Die-cuts, available from Little Claires, mounted on green cardstock cut with 'Lacey Circles' nestabilities.I will try to be back tomorrow with the rest of the cards we made today :)
Thank you for taking the time to look at my card, hope you like it :) x
Hi Helen.I'm GDT Coordinator at Craft Your Passion and was wondering if you'd like to join us for October.Please contact me ASAP here.
ReplyDeleteFab card BTW.
Lisa x
Yes please Lisa... I have just e-mailed you!! :) x
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to meet you yesterday, Helen - hope you've managed to have a bit of a rest today in between all your work!
ReplyDeleteSee you soon
Helen x
Sounds like a lovely crafty day :o) Love your card - fab stamp and great design. Lisa x
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