Mojo Sk8r Boy

Hello my blogging buddies,

I have made this cute little boys Birthday  card using the Mojo Monday #194 Sketch this week. I really liked this sketch for incorporating bold colours and they’re just perfect for this skate-boarding boy stamp.

This is the sketch this week...

That’s it for me for now. Ciao xxxx

A Snappy 4th Birthday!

Hello again,

Am back to share a card I've made for my sweet little god-son who has an obsession with Crocodiles!

This paper was perfect for Finn! It was covered in all different animals, I just fussy cut the crocodile out and mounted him up. The 4 is a chipboard that I have painted and covered in paper. Too easy!

Drunken Mojo Combo

Hi All, that was a catchy heading wasn't it! lol

I have combined two challenges today, the first one being my regular Mojo Monday sketch - this is # 184 (for mojo not me lol) and the second is a themed challenge from the girls at Drunken Stampers for Challenge #60 and it's an "All about Him" challenge for masculine cards.

Here is my take...

this is the Mojo sketch...

I loved doing this card, despite there not being a skerric of ink on the page. I did some sewing and cutting and tying and sticking instead. The paper is from Kaiser - I think it's called Tron or something similar.

My hope in making this card is that my friend Ali has a little boy sometime soon and I can send this card down to her. She hasn't told us what she's having so there's a lot of guessing going on, and she is due any time n

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ow. Fingers crossed for her. :)

Busy Busy Busy is what I've been!

We had a new addition to the family recently also, so another card was needed ( like I need an excuse!)

Made this one for my newest little cousin Harper. I think I saw this design somewhere else and just loved it.

This was so so easy to wack together, a little torn edged paper inked up with a similar blue to the card and some paper shapes layered. You can't really see the colours, but the glitter paper sure stands out!

Card Art Tart's practice post - first one!

I made this card for my good friend's son on his 15th birthday. 


All the items I used were from Kaiser Craft. 
(Paper, Rub-Ons, Mini Letter stickers, brads and Chipboard numbers.)
The stars were cut out from the paper and layered onto cardboard to give them some strength to stand out on dimensional tape.
I really like the torn effect and layering of different papers.


I think he liked it, but who knows with teenage boys!