More Christmas Cards

I was waiting for better light. LOL. We have wonderful sunshine today - perfect for taking pictures.

The top card was sent to my son but I included it because it's nice to known there is another generation interested in the craft. The little snowman is popped up.

The pretty blue on is from Marilyn, made with shimmer paper and mirror paper.

The gorgeous non traditional pink one is from Holly, who claims to have CASEd one of mine. I don't know what she's talking about.

The sweet stocking is from Sandie.

The bottom card is from my friend Wanda, who has been my inspiration from day one.

Cards received

Top: from Sharon. The red bird is all sparkly with Stickles.
Middle: from Gwen (not an Inkstainer, alas) who hand draws her cards.
Bottom: from Deborah, also not an ISer. The ornaments are popped up.

This year I am displaying all our cards on the arch (does it count as an arch if it isn't curved?) between the dining room and the living room. I had to hold the camera at an odd angle, which is why the cards look as if they are bulging.

Christmas 2009

TADA! This year's cards. As usual, I had and awesome idea but when I tried to put it on paper . . . well, let's just say . . . NO. So I was looking through my box of cards that people have sent and saw a gorgeous card Holly had sent as part of an exchange. Resist technique. Ah, I said to myself, I can do this. And thus were the cards created. I used the Cuttlebug on some for a simple textured card with stamping only inside. But they are done and in the envelopes, ready to be mailed.

Birthday Card

This one is for my son (my baby will be 27 on October 8 - he and I are the same age this year, LOL).

My muse is still far away and she better get her ass back to my craft table!

Weekly Challenge

Sandie posted a good one this week. Layers, and no adhesive!

Wedding Card

A friend of my son is being married today. Here is the card I made. The inside sentiment says "Wishing you bouquets of happiness.

50th Wedding Anniversary