Yesterday I posted the last of my 2020 Christmas Cards so today I thought that I would finally get around to sharing a few more of the 655 face masks I made over the summer.
The first mask features a Christmas Fairy in pink on a lemon background.
Cross Stitch, knitting, crochet, dressmaking, card making, scrapbook and wedding stationery.
Hello, my name is Dionne and I have been crafting for a very long time. As a very young child my mother tried to teach me to knit, it was a disaster. However, it must have sparked an interest in making things and, partly to prove that I was not totally useless and partly because I really wanted to make things, I taught myself to crochet. Over the years I have developed a love of cross stitch and all types of paper craft ..... I eventually even taught myself to knit.
I am married to a very understanding man, thank goodness, because I spend all my time either crafting, thinking about crafting or talking about crafting. I am hopeless at housework and dinner is often late!
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Dionne
Yesterday I posted the last of my 2020 Christmas Cards so today I thought that I would finally get around to sharing a few more of the 655 face masks I made over the summer.
The first mask features a Christmas Fairy in pink on a lemon background.
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of Hunkydory Crafts' wonderful matching toppers and designer papers. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day and I am sure you will be glad to hear that this is the final post
I should also apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
Dionne
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of Hunkydory Crafts' wonderful matching toppers and designer papers. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day.
I should also apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of Hunkydory Crafts' wonderful matching toppers and designer papers. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day and is taking a while.
I should also apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
Dionne
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of Hunkydory Crafts' wonderful matching toppers and designer papers. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day.
I should also apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
Dionne
How was your Christmas Day? I hope it was a good one?
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of the fabulous matching toppers and designer papers from Hunkydory Crafts. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day.
I should also apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
Dionne
My apologies, I completely forgot to include these photographs in my earlier post - that is what happens when you schedule a post.
As you probably know by now, I was very late making my Christmas cards this year and, in order to get any cards made at all, I bought some of the fabulous matching toppers and designer papers from Hunkydory Crafts. I just added some bits and bobs from my stash to come up with my own unique designs. In order to keep each post manageable I decided the post a few cards every day.
However, I have so many cards to share with you I shall be posting today and beyond Christmas. I should apologise, these cards have a highly reflective surface and I had to turn then away from the camera in order to avoid the worst of the glare off the flash.
Dionne