AmiraInOz

Hello crafty friends, Today I am gazing lovingly at my Julie Nutting "Paper Dolls" patterned paper and thinking I want to make some "Happy Birthday" and "Thank You" cards. This paper collection is part of the November Kit at Aunty Vera Scrap and Craft. So I gathered some of my JN and other stamps ... ... as well as some of my dies and sat to make a flurry of cards. Here are my card bases all lined up like good soldiers. These are 4.5" x 6" Next I cut the papers to 3.75" x 5.25" I also chose some co-ordinating card stock to matt the papers. These are cut some mat 4" x 5.5"  Next, I stamped out a whole lot of the images. Some on white paper and some on script patterned paper. These vary in sizes depending on the stamp used. Next, I matted them with coloured card stock leaving a thin border. Now it's time to cut some tags! And ma...

Hi Everyone, Im back again to show you what Ive been doing during the not so lazy summer holidays. This is a project I shared as a Team designer on AuntyVera Scrap and Craft blog. You can check it out here . Im one of those people who gets a bit bored with using the same stamps over and over again so I got this GREAT IDEA !!! What would each Julie Nutting Doll look like if her head was placed on another body?? Lets test it out!!! So to start off with, I only have the following Julie Nutting Doll Stamps: Sea Sallie Mermaid Nikki with the Peasant Dress: Taylor: Meghan: And Aidan (the only boy stamp I have): So the first thing I did was stamp them all out!! This took lots of time and in my fervour, I didn't not take pictures at this stage. But you know what that stage looks like !! Let me just say that I use Archival Ink for all my stamping!! Then, the next stage is the one that takes the most time!! ...