Reflections of cards

On By patriciamanhireIn Art, Cardmaking, Crafts, Creative Memories, Scrapbooking

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When I was at Crafty Angels last week I did these cards out of one piece of 12 x 12 cardstock.  I love using the Reflections range to make cards as the colours are so peaceful and serene.  The flowers are gorgeous as well, topped off beautifully by the bling from the Enchanted range.  You can also see I have made a daisy from a previous post as well as using the border maker picket fence and twinkle chain cartridge.

The background paper in the middle card was printed off from my StoryBook Creator 4.0.  I find that is a great way to get different papers when I need something in a hurry.  I have also used it for doing sentiments, as well as in the last card.

I must confess to using my Cuttlebug and Spellbinders dies as well as some Stampendous and Stamp’n’Up stamps for the sentiments.

I got the dimensions for these cards from http://scraphappywithbrenda.blogspot.co.nz/2012/03/3-cards-from-12×12-base.html.  Creative Memories card Creative Memories card Creative Memories Cards

 

Materials used:

Creative Memories Cardstock – White

Creative Memories Cardstock – Cloud

Creative Memories Cardstock – Green Apple

Creative Memories Reflections Paper Flowers

Creative Memories Reflections StoryBox Mat pack

Creative Memories Border Maker – Twinkle Chain and Picket Fence cartridges

Creative Memories Place’n’Punch Blossom

Creative Memories Enchanted Epoxy Stickers

Creative Memories Rotary Trimmer

Creative Memories Tape Runner

Creative Memories Precision Point glue pen

Spellbinders Fancy Framed Tags Two

Stampendous stamp – sorry lost the name of this stamp (I think it is no longer available)

Stamp’n’Up stamp

If you would like to know more about Creative Memories and their products please feel free to contact me.  As you can see they are very versatile for all your cardmaking and scrapbooking needs.

I hope you all have a great day.

Happy crafting

Patricia

 

 

5 thoughts on “Reflections of cards”

    1. Thank you Amanda. I have been watching the pictures on TV showing all the snow in England and wondering if you were affected. we are still in a drought here and the weather is amazing. Lots of sunshine and little wind (unusual for Wellington!). I hope you are keeping well and safe and using all the time to do your lovely crafts. Have a good day.

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      1. Rub it in why don’t you lol. No its pretty bad here in Derbyshire, but they still make us go to work unfortunately 🙁 Crafting all day does sound appealing… x

      2. Hi Amanda, sorry to hear that you still have to go to work in those conditions. I hope it lets up for you soon – they say spring is around the corner for your part of the world. We had some snow here in Wellington a couple of years ago, but it was a novelty for us as we don’t get it normally. Very cold and wet so keep yourself safe and warm. Patricia

      3. Yes looking forward to a lovely spring hopefully 🙂 Although we’ve had hardly any sun for a few years now, just the odd week here & there. They put it down to global warming. You’re talking me into emigrating with each comment Patricia lol, it sounds gorgeous, and your pics are a dream! 🙂

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