This card is made using a “Sweet Poppy” Horse Metal Stencil with Stencil paste and then cut out and decorated with flat back beads.(this was a tricky time consuming task but i am pleased with the result).

I then made a border top and bottom with my Fiskars punch and punched out matching coloured dots.

I then assembled it on top of the gold pole.

My matching tag ...

For celebration my 11º anniversary.

I made this photo frame mainly using my hougie board, fiskars everywhere stamp, fiskars embossing plates and fiskars border punch.

All of the flowers and butterfly embellishments are hand made by me – the solid black flowers are punched out and then i stretched the paper fibres with a ball ended tool to make the flowers 3D. The middles have glossy accents and black ...

My hubby’s birthday is coming up so I made this card for him.

The background was made my inking an embossing folder and  emboss using an embossing machine.I  have used the debossed side of the card. Then wipe PanPastel, metallic rub-ons over the surface. Then cut out and emboss the washer shapes and suing the metallic rub-ons to colour them. Stamp and  ...

I made this card for my Hubby to celebrate our wedding Anniversary.

The products used were mostly old stash. Background paper was stained with distress ink.

Clocks were embossed from a recently purchased folder and inked then torn. Hearts were cut from old chipboard stash and distressed with ink.

Hi Everyone, Kim Dellow here with another tree! I have a little obsession with the Fiskars Cloud Squeeze punch, have you guessed? Yep, it is another tree made with the Cloud punch and this one is using up little bits of designer paper.

Step 1

Use the Cloud Squeeze punch to punch out some shapes from the lime patterned paper and stick them together in a tree formation.

Step 2

Cut out the tree trunk from black designer paper and stick to the tree head. ...

These decorated letters are for my daughter, she’s moved 450 miles away to start her career after graduating.

I drew around the letters on polka dot card stock, cut them out by hand then stamped and heat embossed ‘happy’ with platinum sparkle powder.

Next, I dry embossed with an embossing folder before sticking them onto the wooden letters. I sanded the edges  for a neat finish then inked with white ink all around ...

This began as a plain brown 12×12 page. I used masks to add texture with gold paste and diecut the clock and the embossed circle for the inked sentiment. I also lightly inked parts of the background. The photo is my son admiring the very tame squirrels in the park.

Hi Everyone, Kim Dellow here with a little all-purpose greeting card. It is one of those designs that you can just have to hand for all sorts of occasions from birthdays to just saying ‘Hi’ to someone to let them know you are thinking of them. I’ve made it with my Fiskars punches and it doesn’t take long to put together so you can make a few of them in different colours and have them ready for ...

I started with a 6×6″ white blank card.   I cut another piece of white card, slightly smaller and embossed a polka dot pattern onto it.  I then lightly inked over the top of the embossed polka dots with a pale blue chalk inkpad to highlight the polka dots even more.

I then cut a small square of light brown core’dinations card which ...