Before I left here I made a card using a dark (Hunter) green base and some blue, white and yellow foam images on it, which Lydia enjoyed as soon as she set eyes on it, spending long minutes gazing at it!
When we arrived I was shown some black and white images that they had found on the internet here and had printed out.
It was these that we made into cards. We mounted them onto black card (one image on either side) and then laminated them. Here is a selection of the cards ready for laminating.
Again we kept to the simple black and white images, and made them double sided. The shapes here were made using the punches I had taken with me, and the ones below using my colcuzzle cutting system.
Her cousin will also have a set of these cards in due time - I just hope his parents don't read this post.....
I do hope you have enjoyed this post about cards of a different nature, and please excuse the rather odd layout - blogger does not want to co-operate with me over this !!
Have a blessed day.
3 comments:
Hi Maxine - you have been a busy lady! These are great- I am sure Lydia will get hours of entertainment looking at them! You are such a lovely Mother and Grandmother Maxine - your family is blessed! Thank you for sharing - it is always a pleasure to visit you! {{{hugs}}}
Opps, his parent did just read the post. ;op But was going to comment and ask if he could possibly have some too, so is very excited at the prospect!
Opps, his parent just did read the post. ;op But was about to comment and ask if he could possibly have some too, so is rather excited at the prospect!
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