A dozen little chocolate wraps for the ladies going to our card making day later this month.

    My Halloween fun for some friends. Very quick and easy to make.

    I'm starting my Christmas boxes a little early this year, keeping them as "flat packs" until Christmas Eve, to save space. Seventeen of these cute boxes, each will have a chocolate of some sort in the top, and the cash in the bottom. All that's left to figure out now, is what to decorate the top with. 

    With slimline cards seeming be all the rage these days, I designed a cutting guide to get a set of them from a sheet of 12" x 12" cardstock. This gives 1 full size, one mini and two gift card size. I also cut down one the gift card to make 2 gift tags, so 5 slimlines in the set. I used Kaszazz Papillion paper for the fronts. 

    There's no greeting panel on the front yet, just wanted to have a couple of simple cards at the ready. The greeting can be added when I know what the card will be for.

I also made this quick and easy crossover point card, using the same paper collection. So pretty.

    Finally here with my Easter boxes. The small ones were for the ladies in my social group. The rest were for my kids and grands. I kept it simple, the mojo wasn't really with me this year. I need to sort out my scrapping room, it needs a major reorganisation - I just have to get in the mood to do it.

    I saw this Layered Cube card on YouTube and wanted to give it a go. I redesigned it a bit, making the front box a different height, giving me 5 layers instead of 4. I also resized the whole thing to fit a standard envelope. Used the new Kaszazz Cutouts, which are so pretty.

    HAPPY NEW YEAR. Here's hoping it's a better one than 2020. This is the Christmas card I made for my family.