I try to be very aware when making charity cards that not everyone likes the same kind of think as I do. I’m not into the modern theme of cup-cakes, neither the taste or the looks for example but I know lots of people are. My tastes are I guess rather old fashioned and I know most of the cards I make for my friends would not pop in the post with a normal 2nd class stamp lol. However I know that for many people an inexpensive card and ones that are easy sizes for posting are upmost in their mind so with this in mind I have tried to make some small inexpensive and hopefully a little more modern cards (though my family may say differently lol) let me know what you think. I am open to criticism too as long as its friendly and constructive.
I love the little seahorse with the cute epoxy glitter gems which look like bubbles and some “hairy” looking wool which I felt made good weed for him to cling on to lol.
Hope you enjoyed, be back soon
Stitchery Nook 
a beautiful selection. I love the one with the bird silhouettes!
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Thank you Claire, I think this was a spellbinders die – many years ago lol (well maybe two or three), I do lose track of time. Although that card is quite flowery and feminine I have used this die many times for men’s cards.
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Very pretty
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Thank you Lucy-Ann
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Helen, I had to wait until I could go back and really look at these! You have a definite style even as you create “generic” cards that the public would select. So much variety here, people will enjoy these and I bet they make money for your charity! Lovely work!
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Hi Kathy and thank you for your lovely words. I have supported the Pahar Trust, Nepal for a long time as having had a holiday there back in the mid 1980’s it was something dear to my heart. Recently I have also started to support Tree Tops, which is our local hospice. So two very good causes to keep me busy.
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Your cards are a complete delight 🙂
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