printables galore

Here you will see loads of different cards which my lovely designer Sarah has designed using kits from this website

You will see how she loves to play around with the kits and using elements of a few kits to create a card

You will also find out how she made the cards, so sit back relax and enjoy what sarah has to offer

Here are various crafty things that Sarah has made to inspire you

Don't forget just because they are card making kits that's it they can be used for so much more

This card I made using the free digi stamp and some powder blue card,Holographic card and a white card.

Mat layer both the image and the sentiment using the blue and holographic card and mounted very basic cally onto a square card and then trimmed with blue organza ribbon. Stunning and yet very simple. The inage was coloured using pencils.

Push me pull me closed

Push me pull me open

Made using the Beary Christmas set 2 and elements of 4

Beary christmas cascade card using sets 1,4,5 and 6

This card is basically a waterfall card but on its side. I used elements from all the above sets as I wanted a different picture for each part of the cascade..

This card was made using perlised shocking pink and black card. I made a card and a bookmark which I placed in a pocket at the side. Added some shocking pink organza ribbon and I just love the way it looks. Coloured the main image using Sakura Gel pens and the bookmark with pencils

Spring card 2

I printed this one out twice because I wanted to use it on its side and so I need to print it a second time so that I could get the picture to be the right way up. It also gave me some extra paper to be able to make the beads I just love making these at the moment. Embellishments for nothing. Yeah!!.

I still made the card as directed but when it came to layering the pyramid I had to cut the bottom layer from my second print. I also mounted each layer with holographic paper to help enhance the fantastic image. Mounted the card onto some silver satin board leaving a small boarder this I then mounted onto some blue pearlised patterned card again leaving a boarder. then onto a white square card base. Trimmed with peel offs.

Made the beads from the left over card and threaded onto some 3mm blur ribbon. I just wanted to show a different way for using the spring cards. I hope that i succeeded

CFS7

I made this card using the kit from mini kit CFS7. again I like my larger cards and so I wanted to enlarge the size of the card this made. Cut out all elements and played around for a while but still couldn't get the size I wnated without leaving big gaps then I decided to cut the background in half following the design. I mounted this onto mirri card but decided I rather have had it trimmed with peeloffs .

Cut out a length of purple card from stock and mounted this onto a white card base. Use my ribbon hole punch along the bottom and threaded a length of paper the same colour as the purple card stock through the holes to give it an extra touch. Mounted the background from the kit in opposits corners and leaving a small gap from the edge of the purple card. Mounted the fairy in the middle and best wishes onto mirri card and placed at one side of the card. Decided to use all the bows 2 double mounted on the bottom right and the small one at the top of the sentiment

Background sheet b13

This again is a very large card the backing scene is printed to an A5 size mounted onto black card and then onto gold pearlised card. a few peel offs which I added just to trim off the scene and created a 3D image with the lady. I think this scene was just perfect for her to take her evening stroll.

Sheet 6X4 no6

Card made up to almost A4 in size by using backing papers and mirri board. I also made some paper beads out of the backing paper to help add extra elements to the card . I just love these designs.

Foldback sheet fb7

Fantastic sheet for a quick and easy card. Basically just print cut out and glue together. Add extra elements if you wish but looks equally stunning in its simplicity

Foldback sheet fb10

Again a fantastic sheet to print out and make if you need a card in a hurry. Just cut out elements and put together. All instructions are on the sheet but the idea is so simple I don't think you will need them. Add extra bit and pieces if you wish but again looks just as stunning without anything else added

Background scene b34

What can I say I just love these scenes I can't get enough of them. Made is exactly the same manner as before. Again is a very large card the backing scene is printed to an A5 size mounted onto black card and then onto gold pearlised card. a few peel offs which I added just to trim off the scene and created a 3D image with the lady. I think this scene was just perfect for her to take her evening stroll. This scene almost looks wintery.

Made using one of the fantastic image backing papers I have just fallen in love with these this is backing sheet b38

Cutie pie kit 1 and the cuttlebug jigsaw die. I cut 4 slits into the tage and turned it into a sliding tag to give another dimention to its use.

using cutie pie kit 1. Puched out 4 squares 2 of each in the contrasting backing paper and mounted it all together similar to a patchwork

Made using 6X4 mini kit 2 mirri board and again created a backing paper from the image as I wanted to make a larger card

Made using fantsy 3D kit 3dfa11, 11a and 11b all I added to this kit was a little bit of card and 2 flower sequins and 2 gems and I think it made a stunning card

All that was required for this card was scissors and silicone or sticky pads. Just cut it out put it together and hey presto a great card. Quick easy and no fuss