It’s the card gallery that’s updated, so I guess that’s not as exciting as it could be, but hey– I’m a pregnant mother of a toddler– do I have time to make much other than cards these days?    Actually I do have a few other pieces that I really should update, but that involves bugging my husband, and I don’t like to bug him too much.  Kelly needs to learn how to use computers more efficiently.

Anyway, here are the links to the most recent cards:

• A Baptism card with a shell bead and Holy Spirit charm
• A card suitable for a first communion or confirmation.  This one uses lots of gold Dresdens, as well as that nice flocked patterned paper, and a gold-printed vellum insert.  Super-fancy.
• “Gloria” Christmas card.  This uses a similar sort of flocked patterned paper as the above card, but different color and pattern.
• Exodus 15:2 card
• “Door” card with Jesus and children.  The window was created with a painted chipboard “window” frame.  The card opens up so you see the full picture of Jesus with the children on the inside of the card, along with a printed verse (1 John 3:1).
• Velvet, felt, and crocheted flower Luther Rose card.  The only thing I sewed on the card was the cross on the felt heart, which I think was a dollar store acquisition.  The red and blue backgrounds are ritzy Velvet Paper.
• “Shepherd” 1
• “Shepherd” 2
• “Shepherd” 3.  These shepherd cards were specially made for a woman in Holland, MB who apparently likes to give her priest “Good Shepherd”-themed stuff.  I think she also purchased that first Baptism card I posted here.