CD Sunday Challenge - Anything goes #99

Hi,

Almost Christmas and this is nearly to the end of our challenges for this year,   This challenge is anything goes as long as it’s from a CD, USB or digital material.  For this challenge the host is Jocelyn

For my card this fortnight I have used Victorian Christmas CD by Joanna Sheen,  I used three of the images on the sheet, two small in each corner and the larger one on the middle, matted onto silver Miri card by Hunkydory,  and the poinsettia flowers I have decoupaged,  the backing paper is the paper belonging to the image.  I finished off the card with red ribbon 

CD Sunday Plus challenge has a Facebook page for those who would like to enter the challenge and do not have a blog,   here is a link to the page

 

I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Plus Challenge site, and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD, USB or digital material no matter how small and let us know where and what you used the material from,   and that it is a card or a project.    Here is a link to CD Sunday Plus Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.

I hope you are having a lovely weekend

 

Margaret

 

Happy Birthday Husband

Hi,

Today is my husbands birthday,  I made him this card,  we have a trip coming up next year so bearing in mind our adventure,  I found this download on Debbi Moore’s web site that fitted just right. The boat inside is decoupaged,   I added the dolphin,  and birds with a ships wheel peel offs plus  added silver to the waves. I hope he likes his card 

I hope he likes his card,  we had a meal out last night at our favourite  pubs.  

Margaret
 

CD Sunday challenge # 98 - anything goes

Hi,

Time for another challenge at the CD Sunday,  as usual its anything goes,  as long as its from either a CD, USB or digital material,  the host this fortnight is me.

For my card,  I used Magical christmas moments CD by Cupcake crafting for the image and the backing paper which went with it.  I matted the image on brown card ,  added a christmas tree from the festive collection of winter trees dies by Creative Expressions,  put some gems on the tress for lights and added a tartan bow and finished off with peel off words.

CD Sunday Plus challenge has a Facebook page for those who would like to enter the challenge and do not have a blog,   here is a link to the page

 

I hope you will visit the CD Sunday Plus Challenge site, and remember if you want to enter the challenge you must use something from a CD, USB or digital material no matter how small and let us know where and what you used the material from,   and that it is a card or a project.    Here is a link to CD Sunday Plus Challenge blog  we would be pleased to see you.

I hope you are having a lovely weekend

 

Margaret

 

Endrucks 1920 November event Angel and bell

Hi,

I have been doing some more work on the Endrucks 1920 project on Facebook, this time I designed from the heart pattern, an Angel.  This Angel has been part of November event for November with tatters all over the world,  we’re the pattern given in four parts over a week,  but they had no idea what it would end up as.   When Muskaan made my Angel she turned it upside down and found a bell,  

This is a copy of what Muskaan wrote about the Angel on Facebook 

“” Let’s all extend a Huge Thanks to Margaret Davies for so kindly sharing her Endrucks’ Angel (and Bell) pattern for our #tagmeEndrucks event this month. We know many of you have enjoyed playing the game and will hopefully tat a few more versions for decorations or gifts.

Margaret also shares her Enlarged Heart pattern with us!

This is a good instance of how one pattern (and designer) builds on another – from Endrucks’ doily pattern #37 was derived the Eye Spy Hearts #2 (by me) which was enlarged by Margaret and then enlarged further for the angel. While testing the angel, when I flipped it over, voilà there was a bell!!!

Keep E tatting 💖💖💖””

Thank you Muskaan for those kind words I hope you don’t mind me sharing your words,  I am so delighted my Angel has proved a big hit,

Happy tatting 

Margaret