Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 March 2013

A beautiful birthday: take a look at Sian's presents

Last month we featured some of the contents of Emma's daughter Sian's suitcase when she came home from Preston Uni where she's studying dance for a visit (you can see it here if you missed it). Now Sian's back again to celebrate her birthday with her family! So we thought we'd show you some of the beautiful things she received for her special day.

We've put a link in the description to all the high street products so you can click through to them (or the nearest item available on the store's website).


HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIAN!


Presents - wrapping paper from Paperchase / Love bracelet from Etsy / Card from Paperchase
Topshop bracelets / Facemasks and MUA lipstick shade 13, lipgloss and extreme volume mascara / Topshop cropped t-shirt - Emma added the neon S


Vintage top / Topshop skirt / Vintage waistcoat
Vintage mac (so in this season! This one has pleats from top to bottom) / H&M trousers / vintage top

H & E x

Tuesday, 29 January 2013

Thoughtful Tuesday: heart cards

There's nothing better than receiving a cute card from a loved one, especially if you know they've spent some time making it with their very own hands! These really cute little cards which can be used for any occasion (and with Valentine's Day just two weeks ago what better excuse to make some?!) are available in the shop but now we're going to show you how to make some for yourself!



You will need:
- Pack of plain white card (we got ours from The Works)
- PVA glue
- An old book
- Scissors
- String


Step one: Fold your card in half.

Step two: Cut a heart shape out of one of the pages of the book.

Step three: Stick it down using the PVA glue and leave to dry.




For a 3D heart: use five different sized hearts. Put them all together and sew down the middle of the heart or use the PVA glue to stick down the middle.

When completely dry, you can then fold them out to create the 3D effect!

For a different effect, you could always use wallpaper, fabric or sheet music - or why not give it a go with any other material you like!

H & E x