Creating Cards

I went around my craft room the other day taking pictures of the projects I (and some friends) have done.  Here is some of the samples I saved over the last few years.  I recommend you save a sample back.  This way you can recreate it if you want.  Also, you can see how you have grown over the years in your craft.  I have change my style, color choices, and trends.  However, I love the work I have done and would not change it. As I grown in my hobby, I may get more detailed and learn more complicated things, but I love simple things too.  Sometimes I enjoy making that simple card.  Hope you enjoy looking through the pictures.

The easter eggs used a flower punch. 
The flower card is made with chipboard.  The wedding dress card is watercolored



In the Noel card I stamped it twice and cut the "O" out and adhered it over the orginal "O"
The butterfly is an Arizona Tea Can put through the Cuttlebug Machine. 

One last note, the Easter eggs  (pictured in the first set of pictures) were made for my grandma Nola who loved to collect eggs. I kept one (the pink one) for a sample. After she passed away, I was going through some of her things and found the egg I made her (the blue one). She kept it all these years. Making things for the ones you love is special. She really cherished the simple egg I made. Now, I get to cherish her memory of keeping it every time I look at it now.