How Are You?

Paper is Pebbles Inc
Greeting is American Crafts

So Grateful

Another sticker by American Crafts.
Card is DCWV

Hello

Scraps of paper and an American Crafts sticker (TKMaxx bargain pack)

Thanks

I've done similar cards to this before; I like the three panel layout.
This time I've used American Crafts card for the panels, a Waltzingmouse stamp for the sentiment, everything else is SU.

You Rock

Similar to one I made a few weeks ago but I'm trying to work through stacks of patterned paper.
Sentiment is an American Crafts rub-on.
A while back I sent a card to one of the card-making magazines, a few months later I received a huge package of assorted free stash, the rub-ons were part of that package. So is worth sending stuff off! (the card I sent wasn't that brilliant but it fitted a seasonal theme they were using).

Have A Great Day

Paper is Echo Park. Rub-on sentiment by American Crafts.

Celebrate

Kraft card by Woodware, sticker by Making Memories, patterned paper by American Crafts.

I used a punch to make the circles and added white gel pen for a faux stitched effect, the circles have been raised up on foam squares for dimension.

Well Done

Patterned paper is Cosmo Cricket, teal card is by American Crafts.

Fabric sticker is Making Memories, Kraft card by Woodware

Special Day

Patterned paper is by American Crafts, rub-on sentiment by K & Co.

Flower was made using a Stampin' Up scallop circle punch and a HOTP brad.

Brown card is Bazzill Bling.

Happy Birthday

Simple happy birthday card.

The paper is by American Crafts and the sentiment is by Creative Stamping. I've stamped with Brilliance ink and embossed with clear powder.

Cardstock is Bazzill and the kraft blank is by Woodware.

Butterfly + Paper Chains

I spotted these cute paper chains the other day and thought I might be able to use them on cards. They had different ones; birthday, wedding, union flags, congratulations etc.
I only bought one pack to see if they were any good and of course as soon as I got home I wished I had bought more. They were £2.99 and you get quite a few in the pack (too lazy to count but a quick Google tells me 3 metres worth).

Here's a quick card I made using one chain. The butterfly is a Quickutz Revolution die and the spotty paper is by American Crafts. The solid part of the butterfly is DCWV metallic card and the dark grey is a pearly card from one of the fill-a-wallet places.

I've tracked down more paper chains via Google so expect to see them on more cards.

I'm thinking it would be easy enough to chalk them for a different colour too.