Nitwit Creations

Stepper Penny Slider Card

Sounds very grand, but in fact it is quite easy.

Score your white card stock so when it is folded

the card will fit into a DL envelope.

I have used Nitwit Meow designs on this card, very

cute and loved by many.

Mat and layer backing paper as shown

prior to adhering to the white card stock.

I have glued a pom pom onto bakers twine

and glued to the back of the mat and

layer, this adds a bit of fun into the image.

Computer sentiment and red chalk to colour.

For the penny slider part, I have put paw print paper

to the back.  Adhered faux fur paper onto white

card stock and cut out 12mm slot for the penny

to slide.  Dimension pads used to adhere

the slider part to the card front, this leaves

enough of a gap for the pennies to slide.

Two pennies and a foam dimension

between them, with a picture topper of a ball

of wool to cover the penny.

Hey Presto it works!!

 

 

This second card does not have any moving

parts, but this does not detract from a great

image. 

I have used a bracket design card, covered

it with a polka dot backing paper and put

a lace design sticker across the bottom.

I have used a spellbinder dies to cut out two

frames in different sizes. 

Computer sentiment with a  plastic dome cover

which does not show up in this picture very well. 

Papermania flower to back the sentiment and

Nitwit designs to finish the card.

This card looks better in the flesh, this

photo does not do it justice.

Farming Friends

Our Little Lamb

What can I say just love this from Nitwit.

Mat and layer Nitwit paper onto black card stock

Tied a piece of blue organza ribbon around and tied

another piece into a knot (faux bow).

Spellbinder lace die to cut a frame,

again used Nitwit backing papers.

Nitwit lamb topper, sentiment and words.

Who's Looking At You

This is a stamped image, stamp by Olifant.

Distress inks to water colour the image.

XCut nesting dies to cut out the stamped image

and backing frame.  6" x 6" white card blank,

Mat and layered design house backing paper

on to black card stock and used the same

paper/card to cut out the corners.  I used

a blue button threaded with silk ribbon on to

the corner pieces. A strip of paper by

Pepper and friends collection mat and

layered on blue card adhered across the middle.

Lace leaf stickers placed in opposing corners

and a computer sentiment cut out using an

XCut die.