Lovely Liz!
and Sue's egg is very cool .. so much patience!

Thanks, Copago. Here are some cards that I made (from a kit) at the same crop.

Love your colourful cards, Liz!

Those are great Liz.

When I was at th hospital waiting for the dentist to see me I was stitching a card in the waiting area which intrigued the receptionist so when I got home I made this card for her and gave it to her next day. Her name is Wendy, hence the W.

Wow! It's stunning, Sue, bet she was chuffed!

(I think I have the same butterfly die as you, and if I do, it's because I spotted it on one of your cards, and was on the lookout for one similar). Gotta love Johanna sheen's 'no postal charges' policy

I have several butterfly dies, all I think are the same make, they are gorgeous.

Sue,your cards are gorgeous.

That is very kind of you.

Look what the postie bought for me today, from our dear JaneMarple. Thank you so much Jane, it is gorgeous.

Aww, how sweet!

Very sweet!

That is very cute

I have lots of dies .. my die collection is almost as big as my stamp collection
SO every now and then I just like to make a scene

I like that!

Love it, Jill!!! I've been having a little spending spree on dies recently (went to a huge scrapbooking fair in Paris a fortnight ago, and the wallet is still recovering). I invested in one of those gorgeous doily dies, but it's very difficult to get a good cut from it. I've since placed an order for one of the metal spacer plates (cuttlehug), which hopefully will make things easier, but in the meantime I've been having a ball putting doily cutouts on my cards.

Here's one of my recent favourites (that funnily enough does not show off any of my recent die purchases, just the paper kit):



Edit. I spotted the spelling mistake after taking the photo, and have since removed the extra S.

Same card, different look, on this one I used my new border punch and my new doily die:

Great cards, Toni! I love the look of those doily dies but I don't think I'd use them so much.
Are they memory box ones? They seem to do very intricate ones. I have the maddison window dies from them and they are gorgeous.

It's a 'Cheery Lynn' die, copago, this particular model is the Nautical Wheeler one. I have to admit I'm not really a 'doily' person, but I really love the cutouts that these dies make. They look pretty cool in black or in kraft:

It's April, so it must be time for another Birthday ...


(And if anyone can tell me where those four years have gone to, I'd love to know! )

Here's a "Poppy badge" I made out of tiny seed beads. The foliage is embroidered. I always like to support "Poppy Day" in November.

That is lovely Jane. A lot of work.

I haven't done one of these for quite some time. A woman on a craft forum saw one like this that someone else had made and seemed so taken with it that I sent her a PM aking if she would like me to send her one.

I started it yesterday afternoon and mailed it today.

Stunning, Sue!

Love your beading, JM!

A photo of a photo which was then printed out and then stuck onto a card!
I absolutely love your creations, Sue!

I like that Jane.