All of the matchboxes were unique, but I forgot to take the camera with me, so this is what's left. :)
23 april 2012
22 april 2012
Sunny side up
Easter's over by now, but I just have to show this second verison of the easter-letters. Colored in mostly yellow and blue, there's a sunny skies-feeling over it that I like very much.
Embossed swirls and a few paper roses.
Little chicks and a flower ribbon that goes all around the letter.
I looove this pretty paper. The only extra decoration needed was a stamped cloud, enhanced with glitter.
A few gemstomes for this simple decoration.
The focal point is of course the flower and sentiment, but the faint swirl on the left adds extra dimension.
Birdies...
...and butterflies.
Here's a closer look at the Å swirl, with tiny "waterdrops".
The bonjour-ribbon is actually a tape, wich I folded over the edge.
3 april 2012
On the wishlist
Last week my little baby turned 5....wich, I guess, means he's really not a baby at all. :O
On his wishlist was things like LEGO and a Star Wars-sword and a real horse (yikes!) and - bless his big big heart - "one of those letters you do mom, they are so pretty". Who can resist such a cute request? I sure can't, so here's what I made for him:
He wanted a red letter, and I found this cool paper that is boyish but not too childish in style, filled with bikes wich is good in two ways. 1. He loves bikeriding, and 2. I finally got a chance to use my bicycle-buttons!
Again I used the wired heart, with a smaller heart inside. For me, the big heart symbolizes our love, protecting and embracing his - the smaller - heart, and life.
I also tagged it with his date of birth, using "supercool, real screws" to attach it. :)
Just hangin'.
The hearts and &-sign are stamped directly onto the H, and then embossed. The sentiment is pieced together from two stamps (I love you and Friends are forever).
A tree for growing, and a dog because he LOVES dogs. If he could, I bet he'd be a dog....
On his wishlist was things like LEGO and a Star Wars-sword and a real horse (yikes!) and - bless his big big heart - "one of those letters you do mom, they are so pretty". Who can resist such a cute request? I sure can't, so here's what I made for him:
Again I used the wired heart, with a smaller heart inside. For me, the big heart symbolizes our love, protecting and embracing his - the smaller - heart, and life.
I also tagged it with his date of birth, using "supercool, real screws" to attach it. :)
The hearts and &-sign are stamped directly onto the H, and then embossed. The sentiment is pieced together from two stamps (I love you and Friends are forever).
He wanted his name on there too. :)
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