Showing posts with label Animal Kingdom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal Kingdom. Show all posts

Friday, 5 September 2014

Happy Anniversary

A colleague at work asked me to make an anniversary card for her husband. She was very specific that she wanted the two of them on it with their two black dogs and their pet duck! I cut the people from "Paper Dolls", the dogs from "Animal Kingdom" and I think the duck was from "A child's year".

Monday, 20 December 2010

Happy 70th

A friend asked me to make a card for her dad who will be 70. I asked what he liked, and she said "ducks"! After a lot of thought I came up with this. The duck is from Animal Kingdom. the balloon is from Pooh and Friends, and the sentiment is from Beyond Birthdays.

Sunday, 25 April 2010

A Country Scene


This is for my friend Ruth who loves animals. The cow is from Animal Kingdom, the tree is from Zooballoo, and the rabbit is from Winter Woodland. I embossed the fence to make it look wooden, and raised it on foam pads.

Friday, 2 April 2010

Happy Easter...from the dog!!!


Clever dog!!! Both the dog and the egg were cut from Doodlecharms, and I cut a "WOOF" from Animal Kingdom to go inside!!!

Sunday, 7 February 2010

A trip to the zoo....


We went to Marwell Zoo last year, and I took loads of photo's....so....I made these albums using the Animal Kingdom cartridge.

Wednesday, 26 August 2009

Birthday fishes


This is cut from Animal Kingdom, with the addition of a birthday cake from Doodlecharms. I welded the fishbowls together in Design Studio. I used eyelets to look like bubbles, and added some doodling to make it "pop" a bit. It is for my nephew who will be 14 in a couple of weeks, and who has a large fishtank of his own. (Bet his fish don't get birtday cakes though!!)

Monday, 17 August 2009

Hope your birthday is spot on!!


Another shaped card!! The dog is from Animal Kingdom, and the balloon and parcel are from Pooh & friends. I welded it all together in Design Studio and then added layers.

Friday, 14 August 2009

A gift for Spot....


I just love this dog!! He is cut from Animal Kingdom, welded first in Design Studio to make a shaped card. I added the bone from A Child's Year and couldn't resist tying the ribbon around it!!

November!


This is also for the calendar from the dog!. The dog here is from Animal Kingdom, and his poppy is from Plantin Schoolbook. I welded more poppies in Design Studio. I'm pleased with the way it turned out!

Sunday, 17 May 2009

Good Luck wordbook


I made this for a colleague of mine who is retiring next month. It relates to some funny things that have happened while we have worked together. I welded the letters in Design Studio, from Plantin Schoolbook. The embellishments, are from Animal Kingdom, Paper Doll Dress Up, Zooballoo, and speaking of Winter. I used my Bind-it-All for the very first time to bind it all together. It took ages, but I'm really pleased with it, and I think he'll love it!

Saturday, 21 February 2009

daring cardmakers challenge


This week's challenge was to incorporate a fish or frog in the card. i made this one very recently, using the ship from Paper Dolls, and animals/fish from Animal Kingdom and Zooballoo. It is a 3-D card.

Sunday, 25 January 2009

A card for Michelle


I just love these scottie dogs from Animal Kingdom, and couldn't resist adding their spotty bows. The font is from plantin schoolbook, and I welded the words in design studio. Michelle is a friend of someone on the cricut message board, who isn't in the best of health. I'll be sending this card off tomorrow. I hope Michelle likes it.

Tuesday, 13 January 2009

Baa !


I used design studio a lot for this one, welding squares together from Christmas Cheer to make the card base and then adding a circle from paper pups to make the aperture. I love the sheep from Animal Kingdom (well, I love the whole cartridge really!). I embossed his wool to make him look a bit more...well...wooly I suppose!! I cut the tree from the wild card cartridge, and the grass is from zooballo. I chalked around the edges of the card and the aperture just to make it stand out a bit more.


Hope you like it.Thanks for looking.