I used Crafters Companion water colour card to colour the image (this stuff is brilliant), and I have to say, I am now a convert to rock-a-blocks, I originally thought they were a gimmick and an excuse to get you to spend money - I was sooooo wrong, THEY ARE AMAZING! All of the papers used on this card are from the CD, even the border across the middle. Really pleased with how this card turned out and will be using Humphrey for so many more Christmas cards (well, until my snowman delivery from Crafters Companion arrives - I don't work for them, honest, but I sure wish I did!!).I also went to Exeter Westpoint on Friday and spent soooo much money, had a great time with my friend Alison, and got to meet Stephanie Weightman, who was so lovely, and didn't make me feel stupid for asking for my picture taken with her - I will post this soon (though I feel fat and frumpy next to her, she is amazingly pretty).
Anyway, I hope you like my card, and I will try and return more often, as I have lots to show you, and plenty of pictures from Westpoint.
2 comments:
Hi Rachel. I found your blog a couple of weeks ago (I think by following a comment you left on Shirleys Goode life blog). I am a card maker too. It is very relaxing and its always good to have a card handy when you need one. I have loads of other hobbies so sometimes the cards are left for a while. I am slowly working my way through your blog and some of your cards are inspiring me. I will be getting my cards making stuff out again soon.
Rachel card is gorgeous and I too had a wonderful time at Exeter thank you for the ticket and for taking me even if my directions get a little lost in the fibro fog. I look forward to your posting some more cards etc. I might even invest in the CD. Love Ali
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