I have given my JustRite Stamper another go and put together these three co-ordinating projects. The first is simply a birthday card, and I have used Alison Ellis Designer paper. The Spellbinders are fantastic to use with the JustRite system, and make life easy with the varying sizes.
I have used the little alphabet set as well as the font from the Curlz kit to make up my words. The border is also from the Curlz kit.
The scallop edge was made with a rotary cutter as I can never get scissors to go in a straight line...that's probably just me. The ribbon and brads are from The Little Online Card Shop.
The second card I thought I would make as a set of gift note cards. I have used the recipients monogram initials in the centre, and it is very hard to tell in the photo but the black scallop circle has also been pierced.
Once again I co-ordinated with AED designer paper and SU! Cameo Coral which happened to go really well with this paper.
For the last part of this gift (chocolates still to go in!) I replaced the Curlz border with the little alphabet making the words 'Happy Birthday' and the Curlz font for 'To You'. I have once again used one of the Cameo boxes from The Little Online Card Shop, and if you are waiting on the JustRite Curlz kit they should be back in stock next week - fingers crossed!
This beautiful ribbon is from Papertrey Ink.
I hope you like my little gift set, and that you have a great weekend.
Supplies : Stamps - JustRite Monogram Stampers, Papertrey Ink (dots on box); Cardstock - white linen, SU! Cameo Coral and Basic Black; Ink - SU! Cameo Coral; Accessories - Spellbinders
My name is Andrea, and I live in
Kialla, Victoria, Australia, with my husband Chris, and our three sons. I have always loved papercrafts, and especially handmade greeting cards. I hope you are inspired to create today!
All images, designs and words are copyright of Andrea Hayes, unless otherwise stated. Feel free to copy any design for your own personal use, but please do not use my designs to submit work for publication or contests.




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