Hello Blogland
Back today with another Quick Makes card.
This is featured in this month's Cardmaking and Papercraft Magazine but...
stood the other way up! Actually it sort of works!
Truly a simple design but utilising the patterned paper, lots of layers and a button - I rarely use buttons which may account for why I seem to have about twenty jars of them.. any ideas for using lots of buttons please!
Don't forget you can still leave a comment on this post to be in with a chance of winning a new set of
Bella will pick out a winner tomorrow..I keep telling her, she seems to understand!
Have a lovely Friday.
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Love today,s quick card Christine, love the backing paper.
ReplyDeleteGood morning again,
ReplyDeleteAnother fab quicky card. These quick and easy cards would be so useful to have ready in a cards box for emergencies or bundled up and wrapped in pretty ribbon as a gift.
Have a good day. Linda
Good Morning Christine
ReplyDeleteLove this card. I have only ever used a button once on any of my cards but that is about to be rectified.
Sue
Stunning card love the colours .Melanie
ReplyDeleteLove the card Christine...I use buttons on my cards a lot..sometimes they just add that little finishing touch..buttons and ribbons, that's me! Have a good day, Carole Z xx
ReplyDeleteLove your backing papers Christine. So delicate. Your jars of buttons would look nice on my craft shelf lol. I like to use them but have not managed to build my own stash yet.
ReplyDeleteFresh and lovely! The paper is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely fresh Card! Beautiful colours!x
ReplyDeleteLovely card Christine and if you squint the twine bow actually could pass off as a butterfly! Perhaps its just me? x
ReplyDeleteLovely card and colours it works anyway up. x.
ReplyDeleteA lovely qucik card - but the receiver would not know this.
ReplyDeleteWhat paper have you used - its gorgeous
TFS
Amanda x
Doesnt look like a quick card Christine its lovely. That backing paper is gorgeous. I have used buttons a couple of times but itsy little ones instead of gems on a mans card.
ReplyDeleteSue xxx
Morning Christine, loving these quick crds really love you background paper and the use of buttons xx hazel
ReplyDeleteHi Christine. Such a light delicate composition; beautiful papers. Where do you get the papers from, could let us know in your next posting? Anne
ReplyDeleteanother excellent card Christine!
ReplyDeleteanother excellent card Christine!
ReplyDeleteAnother fab quickie card. The backing paper is gorgeous, can you let us know what it is please? I never think to use buttons either. I bought some clear ones to colour with pro markers or alcohol inks and haven't even used those! xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Christine, just love the colours you've used. I too don't use buttons enough and I have loads!
ReplyDeleteJanice x
This is a beautiful card Christine, love the colours and the button looks good. When I suffer from button overload I make bracelets with them for my Grandaughter - she says they are fashionable at the moment.....or you could give little packs away as candy maybe?
ReplyDeleteHello Christine. I haven't used buttons much to be honest probably as I have not got a stash of them. I think the nicer bigger ones are quite expensive so thought I would try and recycle buttons from old clothes before sending them for rags. I love the card and the backing papers - all your papers are beautiful - like others have mentioned earlier, where do you get them from?
ReplyDeleteElizabeth x
Lovely card Christine. The backing paper is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteChris
Great quick card Christine, love the pastel shades. Hope Bella can find me in the draw for the Classic Bracket dies. It is a very generous gift Christine. Thanks for opportunity of perhaps being a winner!
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Why don't my quick cards look like this? Love the choice of colours...really fresh and clean...love it!
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