My special guest stamper (aka dear daughter Amy, age almost 11) has another card to show you. This was the beautiful Mother's Day card I was so lucky to receive. Amy wants to tell you how she made it!
I had to make 4 Mother's Day cards because I have a Mum, 2 grandmothers and 1 great-grandmother. Mum showed me a cool way to make 4 cards out of 1 piece of paper. First, I used the Colour Coach to choose some colours. I chose Certainly Celery, Bashful Blue, Regal Rose, Apricot Appeal, and Almost Amethyst. I got a Whisper White A4 piece of cardstock and the 5 ink pads. Then I got a stamp set called 'Priceless' and I stamped my favourite stamps from the Priceless set all over the white cardstock. Then Mum cut my sheet into quarters. Then I got 2 A4 sheets of Regal Rose coloured card and Mum cut them in half lengthways. I folded them in half and we cut off most of the front part. I tied a different coloured piece of ribbon around each one (Certainly Celery, Bashful Blue and Apricot Appeal), but I did two blue ones because there were only 3 colours. I meant to give Mum one with a blue ribbon but I accidentally gave her a green! phew, It was her favourite colour. The last thing to do was stick it together and stamp Happy Mother's Day inside. I think they all liked their cards.
Thankyou for all the nice things you said about my last card. I really liked reading all your comments!
An artist in the making i think. This card looks absolutely gorgeous. I love the colours you used as well.
ReplyDeleteLiam
so Marelle when are you signing Amy up?? lol ... Amy this is really lovely - I have a daughter who is 11 who I'm sure would love to trade a card or two with you if you'd like.
ReplyDeleteDear Amy
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card you made for everyone. I just love the colour combination. It looks so nice and fresh. Well done. Keep up the good work.
Angelique
I love the colours too Amy. So bright and cheery. What a nice design.
ReplyDeleteSue
Wow Amy I love your colours and design, looks like you are super talented like your mum.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, what a pretty card, I'm sure all the Mums liked getting their cards. Thanks also for the idea on how to make a card with the Priceless stamp set. Great colour choices too. Love KimT
ReplyDeleteAmy this is a beautiful card, such lovely colours and one of my favourite stamp sets. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,
ReplyDeleteThis is another beautiful card. I can tell you've got the cardmaking bug now, so I will look forward to regular postings on your mum's blog. What about a blog of your own??? That will be next!!
Robyn Little xx
Amy - you are brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, another gorgeous card with lovely clear instructions. Priceless is such a pretty set and you have used a great colour combo with it. Well done xoxo Keep up the good work!
cheers
Adele
PS - I am sure your 4 cards are very proudly displayed in 4 homes xoxoxo
Well done Amy, the cards are lovely and you are clearly a very talented artist!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, I love the colours you have used Amy :)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure your four Mum's loved their cards Amy, they are lovely. I like the pretty colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card Amy! Keeo up the good work - your instructions are lovely and clear so that we can all make cards just like you if we want to!
ReplyDeleteI bet mum was happy to get the card with the green ribbon (are you sure she didn't work it out so that she "accidentally / on purpose " got it? I know how much she loves that Certainly Celery!