Simple card with horse

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With so many bits and pieces laying in my box of goodies I decided I better put some of them to use. The bits and pieces box contains svg cuts that I have tried with no card in mind. So this horse was popped up with pop dots on a background computer generated and the envelope lined with a scene from the computer as well. Just a simple little card.
Have a Blessed day.
Myrna

Easel card from scraps

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As I said, I really like easel cards. This one was made from scraps of other cards. I started with the accordian thingy and it grew from there. The center of it was homemade flower soft and a tiny tiny butterfly perched on it. It might be visible if you click on the card. The doilie is from Marianne Design as was the flower. The butterfly was from the Dollar Store. I ran the lining through the Cuttlebug. I lined the envelope and that was it. Oh yes, the next card I will post is NOT an easel card. lol

Have a Blessed day.

Myrna

Another easel card

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Here is another cute little easel card from freecardkits.com
I just popped all the layers up with pop dots and added a wee bit of bling and all done. Doing these little pre printed cards has helped get me get back on track of card making. I see a few more (original ones this time) easel cards in my future. lol
Have a Blessed day.
Myrna

Little birthday easel card

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This is a cute little 4"x4" easel card from freecardkits.com.
I know this is cheating a bit but I needed something to get the juices flowing and it was so easy to print off the card and envelope and then just add a bit of bling to it. I fussy cut the vase and flowers, mod podged them and sprayed with Dazzling Diamonds glimmer mist. Added a little flower and diamond centres and pop dotted everything to give it dimension. If you click on the picture you can see the paper much better.
I think it did start things moving as I have another larger card on my desk just waiting for a couple more additions and it's done.
Have a Blessed day.
Myrna

Sympathy Card

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When I said I would be back in May I didn't think my first card would be a sympathy card. As we all know sympathy cards are so hard to do.
My cousin passed away and she was only 52 leaving behind 2 young children, the youngest being only 16 so this was a really hard card for me to make.
I used cream cardstock as a base. Then a lovely shiny brown and another cream layer. These all were run through the Cuttlebug. The stained glass picture was on the net so I printed it on photo paper. These are all Cuttlebug folders and die cuts.
Have a Blessed day.
Myrna