December and January are busy months as most of my family have birthdays then (myself included) and several friends too! Not forgetting Christmas of course. The reason I started making cards in the first place was the lack of good cards in the shops at the very time I needed plenty as the card shops seemed to assume nobody ever has a birthday near Christmas...
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An easel card for Mother-in-Law's 90th birthday |
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This was for one of my sisters' 50th birthday; she's a brilliant knitter. I cut a circle from card and wound it with a lovely cerise bouclé yarn and made the knitting needles from kebab sticks and buttons |
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I made two similar cards as two photographers had birthdays in January. The camera is made from silver and black card, I made my own templates for it from looking at pictures of vintage cameras. |
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And last but not least a bouquet of flowers for my own lovely Mum's birthday |
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