Happy Birthday

Background die is from China
Sentiment die by Tonic
I've used double-sided adhesive sheet and Glamour Dust
Flowers are Prima
Leaf punch by SU!

Postcard

   

This is a Stampendous stamp that I bought a few years back, I've used it before but can't find it on the blog for some reason.

I've stamped it here using black ink then coloured with Colour Cloud for a subtle effect (so subtle it's impossible to see it here but it's pale blue in places and the holly is pale green)

Then I've covered the whole image with a piece of double-sided adhesive sheet and smothered it in Glamour Dust.

I've mounted it on pearlescent midnight blue (again hard to see here) and silver but am not sure if it needs something else?

Welcome

All papers are Tilda, I've added some Glamour Dust in places.

Birthday

Paper is Graphic 45
Sentiment from stash
I wanted to use ribbon but didn't have the right shade so pleated some cardstock instead, I've also added some glitter on to the floral images.

Friendship

Paper is Basic Grey
Medallion stamp by SU
DCWV vellum quote and I've added some glitter to it to try and brighten it up.

Shoe

 Another shoe decoupage from House of Zandra

Shoe

I've struggled to get back into cardmaking this week after a break for Easter.
Normally I am not a fan of decoupage (too fiddly!) but I think it's just the thing when inspiration is lacking as the design has already been done for you.

This is a sheet from 'House of Zandra' and I've just added some glitter, backing card, and the sentiment.

Joy

Paper is My Mind's Eye, I've added some Glamour Dust to liven it up a bit.
Doily is from Tesco.

Christmas Greetings

Paper is My Mind's Eye and I've added some glitter
Sentiment is Hot Off The Press (two separate stamps that are so old I had difficulty getting them off the backing sheet)
Card, ink, twine all Stampin' Up!

Joy and Cheer

Having been ill I'm struggling to get back into crafting at the moment so a very simple card here.

It's Cuttlebug embossing folder 'Joy and Cheer' and I've highlighted it with some Glamour Dust.
The snowflake is a brad I've had in my stash for about a decade.

The ribbon looked very flat and limp and I wanted it to curl.
I wrapped it around a pencil and blasted it with my heat gun for about ten seconds or so and this seems to have done the trick. In future I'll try and remember to use a couple of strands of ribbon if doing this as it doesn't look very full whereas when it was straight it was enough for the card.

Congratulations

Paper is Cosmo Cricket, I've added some Glamour Dust to it.
You can't tell by the photo but there is some stamping on the right hand border (just Versamark so very subtle)

Get Well Soon

Tim Holtz "Sewing Room" die.
Sentiment is Fancy Phrases by Waltzingmouse, stamped on Spellbinders' Fancy Tags One.
Paper is by K& Company and I've added some glitter.
Seam-binding is SU and buttons from stash.

Thinking Of You

Patterned paper by Basic Grey. Highlighted with Glamour Dust.

Sentiment is SU stamp.

Magnolia

Stamp by Magnolia (I think, was sent in a swap).

Glamour Dust.

Sentiment by Craftwork Cards, mounted using SU punch.

Brighter Place

Sticker is by Pebbles Inc. mounted on Bazzill dotted swiss cardstock.
I added some random punched circles that I highlighted with Glamour Dust.

Make A Wish

This one's a bit of a cheat (very similar to the sympathy card I posted a few days ago) but I was pushed for time. There's no rule that says every card has to be totally different is there?

Stamps are by Personal Impressions, card and ink both Stampin' Up.
I've thrown some Glamour Dust on too.

Dreamweaver

Are you bored of these Dreamweaver cards yet?

Dreamweaver

This card combines Dreamweaver and Papermania embossing stencils.
The background card is fill-a-wallet.

Dreamweaver

Another card made using Dreamweaver embossing paste and gold Glamour Dust. This time I tried using a Papermania stencil and it worked just the same as the Dreamweaver ones (I don't like dry embossing with stencils so have never really bought many, that might now change!)

Dreamweaver

I think I am a bit addicted to making these Dreamweaver embossing paste cards.
I don't like having to keep washing the stencils in between cards but I love the sparkle!
This particular stencil is by Dreamweaver but I have also tried a Papermania stencil and it works just as well, show you that next time.