What’s On Your Workdesk Wednesday #164

Another late appearance this week. It’s the school holidays here and I’m making the most of being able to spend time with my children. They had friends over this afternoon, so I took the opportunity to use up all the scraps left over from the cards I made at the weekend.

Here are a couple of the resulting cards. Only 3 x 3” and very quick to put together. I have some brads and ribbons, like the ones in the picture, to give away and it’s open until midnight Friday. You just need to be a follower and leave a comment here.

The peg bag from last week is on hold as I seem to have misplaced a vital part of my sewing machine. No doubt it will turn up somewhere unexpected.

Head on over to Julia’s place to see what everyone else has been up to today.

Stampin’ Up Saturday ~ Mixed Bunch #3

This week I’ve got another card for you using the Mixed Bunch set and matching Blossom punch in a different way. I’m also having a little give away.

It’s very simple to transform the bloom into a butterfly. Stamp, punch and snip out two of the petals. Tie some twine around the centre and add a few pearls for a body.

My colour scheme is Calypso Coral and Pool Party with Very Vanilla and Soft Suede. These colours, along with Lucky Limeade, co-ordinate with the Everyday Enchantment designer papers. They’ve been made available again for a limited time.

There’s also a special offer if you spend £45 on SU products this month. Two reels of organdy ribbon in Lucky Limeade and Calypso Coral and a tub of 30 printed brads, as seen in my first photo. If you’d like a closer look at the flyer, then contact me at angelfishcrafts{at}gmail{dot}com and I’ll email you a full size copy.

I promised a give away and here it is. Three lucky followers will get 3 metres of each colour of ribbon and a set of 10 brads, two in each design. All you need to do is leave me a comment and be a follower, whether you’ve been with me from the beginning or are brand new today. I’ll pick the winners next Saturday. Good luck!

PS You can see the punch and stamp set pictured here