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Wallet card
Rather than make the usual wallet cards we make when sending images, I decided to adapt the Trifold card to make a gift wallet for a gift card or money.
I used dark turquoise cardstock and made the outer part of the trifold card. I covered the folded parts in Basic Grey Urban Prairie papers and used a wide piece of green organza as the closing sleeve.
Inside I made the wallet using turquoise cardstock and Basic Grey paper. I made a sleeve to pop the wallet into, so it can come out and be displayed on its own.
I coloured this gorgeous PB bear in distress inks and matted it onto the wallet.
I finally made an ATC card holder to act as the gift card/money holder. This pos inside the larger wallet.Do check out the other DT wallets, and have a go yourself.
Thanks for looking.
yep she is curled up in the girls' dolls buggy fast asleep. She even allows them to push her round in it - how mad is that!!! Particularly since Beth is a speed fanatic! Miffy was neutered yesterday - advice fronm the vet ... keep her quiet. Well how do you keep a deliwquent cat with ADHD tendencies quiet? Any suggestions will be warmly recieved. The stitches are still intact - just!
She is really proud of this snow scene she made at pre-school, and spent 20 minutes telling me how she did it. The Snownman is made from her milk carton. We took a picture of her with it as I was worried that the above mentioned cat would trash this lovely snow scene before anyone saw it. Miffy has yet to find it! Notice I say yet!
I used my nesties, and got a bit carried away to create the frames and matting. Did lots of faux stitching and added more flowers than I usually would. I took the photo and then thought something was missing - hubby found the gem centres for the flowers ... children or cat ... the cat gets my vote! So you will have to imagine sparkly centres to the flowers. The ribbon is from my stash.
I love these little sleeping mice by Penny Black and made loads of cards with them last year. I used a mish mash of papers from my stash, and cut the corners myself. I added organza ribbon (that the cat then played with - spot the tiny holes!!) red gems and a peel off. Quick and simple.
I used Dala Tilda and paper pieced her dungarees. The rest I coloured in distress inks, including the Magnolia steps. I cut both Tilda and the steps out and matted them onto , more papers from the pack. I cut the corners out and found 3 Prima flowers that matched. I added the mesh ribbon and sentiment from a Making Memories Defined set.
I used this fab stamp and coloured it in distress inks and cut it out using my Nesties. I used some papers I haven't used for a while, Papermania's Warm Nostaglic, and added some scroll detail to the dark pink using vintage photo distress ink and a scroll stamp. All the edges are distressed and inked. The sentiment is from a PB transparents set, and the pink organza ribbon is from my stash. No flowers as I think the flower paper is enough.
Closer pic of my colouring - I think it is getting better!
This gorgeous Sarah Kay is coloured in distress inks and cut out using my new nesties. I inked the edges of all the papers and image, was tempted to stitch but resisted! I used K and Co papers, ribbon, eyelets, flowers and gems from my stash. The sentiment is by Penny Black. There has been a little resizing of some of the elements in the sketch to make things fit better.
I used this lovely Sarah Kay image, Rosies garden and all the papers are Making Memories, as is the ink for distressing. I watercoloured the image and the flower using distress inks. The image is cut out using my nesties. The charm and pearl brad were part of a PIF I received, and the ribbon is from my stash.
and doesn't she looked pleased with herself. 
The card inside is made using the same cardstock and paper pack. I used Sugar Nellie's Hug in a Mug image and coloured her using my promarkers. I cut her out and matted her onto cardstock cut with my nesties. The sentiment is PB.
I can't wait to see your creations using triangles.
