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Hi Oddies, Christa here.

I made a shaker card with a beer glass shape.
Suave Sloth perfect for men cards.
I color him with Gansai Tambi

To build a shaker card you can use 3Dkit or 3Dfoam, I used the foam.
I filled the top layer with glass mini stones.

I filled the bottom layer with gold sequins.

How nice is this to give, my father was happy with this birthday card, and I give him a basket with onions and potatoes to plant in his vegetable garden.

Have a nice day XX
Hugs Christa

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Hi Oddies, Christa here.

Today a prehistoric tagcard.
I make this for a little boy who just had surgery and is recovering from this.
His mommy told me that he is a big fan of dinosaurs.

So a Dino card it is 😉 .

I use Cave Boy Tobie and Trex .
Color them with the Gansai Tansai .

Dinopapers are from Cartabella , and cute diecuts with dino’s on it .
Some big paper leaves and black and white pearls.
On top a heart on a stick with a dutch text it says , Hugs.
I hope he like the card , i think its awesome..

Have a great day XX

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Are you ready for some Easter inspiration?

It’s Giada here and today I’m going to share some colorful Easter card made with one of the cutest image in the world – Eggster Bunny! I printed a bunch of them and I tried different color combos, matching each bunny with different patterned papers.

Making these cards is so easy: I started by printing, coloring and fussy cutting lots of bunnies. I wanted to get different results, so I changed color families from one to another. 

I tried to match the color of the eggs with the patterned paper I used for the background. For each card, I added sentiments that says “Happy Easter” in italian and a different die cut too.

I found this face just too adorable… I think I could keep on coloring it again and again!

And you? Are you working on some Easter project? Make sure to share it with us through the Facebook Community. 

Thank you for stopping by!

Giada