A gift for our Opthalmologist

A gift for our opthalmologist who helped 4 members of our family with cataracts and lasik surgery. Included an eye chart charm along with his name on the cuffs. Made the gift bag with eyeglass fabric.

The hands forming the heart were designed in Make the Cut software.

Pop up handshake card

Designed in Pop Up Card Studio ..learnt how to do it in the Tuesday webinar. 

Makes a fun Thank You card!

More Postcard swaps

The bikes are for childhood memories swap. The hands are for  H is for...swap.

Recycled Pillows into wallhanging

Gift bags

Gift bag/ laundry bag made with a casing and a brass closure. The hole with the drawstring gathers and closes the bag very nicely!

More Magnets

The last one is printed in wire frame..the others in color. 

Personalized magnet shower idea

Personalized last names and initials are split Regal Fonts. They were designed in  Make the Cut  software and printed 4 x 4 " in wireframe. Shower guests colored and added embellishments like pearls and rhinestones. Some of the the backgrounds behind the name were embossed and inserted in 4x6 photorefrigerator magnet holders.

More glass flowers

Recycled bowls, plates vases into glass flowers!

Watermelon baby

Pineapple wheels, melon head, blueberry eyes, mute button pacifier!

Baby shower decorations

The  text (April showers bring May flowers) was designed in Make the Cut software using Jokerman font and was printed on Square One Masterpiece, a repositionable fabric that we placed on the patio door.         

The birdhouse text was cut  in vinyl. 

The clouds were made with tissue paper and the raindrops were cut out of glitter card stock and sewn on a variegated yarn. 

More bead and glass rain showers dangled from the ceiling. 

Glass flowers

Recycled ... created from cups, bowls, plates, glasses

Creative Seasons

Grayscale Magnified Pinwheels

This is the first time I painted a quilt I had previously made. Some quilters have this done before...I admired them taking a risk after all the work. I wondered if I would ruin a perfectly good quilt. I am very pleased with the results.The grays make the pinwheels pop even more.

The bottom is the before picture.