'BEST WISHES' CARD

BEST WISHES by Sue Lark

Here's a lovely card by one of our Design Team, Sue Lark.

'Best Wishes' is a perfect Autumn/Winter card: moody blues, bruised skies, lowering trees... very atmospheric! I particularly love the way Sue has split this into two horizontal scenes - either one would have made a great card, but the two together are just perfection.

Sue has used a Stampers Anonymous stamp for the backgrounds, and these Crafty Individuals stamps: trees and buildings.

EASEL CARDS - CLASS

Just a few places left on my fun Easel Card masterclass on Saturday 29 October!

As seen in Craft Stamper magazine

Copyright Susie Jefferson - as seen in Craft Stamper magazine

Easel cards are the latest card-making idea - they might look complicated but are really easy, and the possibilities are endless!

Start with a single fold - and before you know it you’ll create tri-fold cards that amaze everyone including yourself! Much fun!

In this class you’ll make:

• Single easel card
• Double easel
• Tri-fold easel - straight
• Tri-fold easel - diagonal
• Matting & layering techniques
• Background stamping
• Plus a full set of notes to take home, so that you can make more!

Just a couple of places left, so phone 020 7831 4123 to book

CD ART SAMPLES

Absolutely fabulous samples using CDs! All by Freyja Lee.

The pictures speak for themselves, and you can see here the little books closed and fully open. Aren't they just mouthwatering!

Want to make these wonderful items yourself (thinking of Christmas presents)? Then you'll be glad to know Freyja has a masterclass on 12th November.

Go here for more details and here to book - or phone 020 7831 4123.

'SUNDAY BEST' ATC

Copyright Susie Jefferson

Here's a fun ATC for you, using the Sunday Best stamp from my own Thank Heavens UM stamp sheet  - very quick to do, and you can use up your favourite scraps of patterned papers too!

I stamped the image twice - once on smooth white card, using black Staz-On ink - and again onto scrapbooking paper. Then all I had to do was cut out around the coat and mount that onto the first image. Finally, I cut round the image using a deckle edged paper cutter, and mounted that to the same patterned paper, again cut with the same deckle edge.

This would make a great topper for a card when in a hurry - or even a row of little girls, all with different papers for the dresses.

Hope you like it!