Warren's Growing Carrots

Here's Warren again and today he is planting carrots. I chose the background paper to tie in with the carrots and used orange Candi too.

The image is layered onto a cream scalloped circle which matches the flowers on the background paper.

Warren Makes a Comeback

The lovely Warren is here again. Today he is fishing in his little boat!

I've used a scalloped circle easel card, a pre-coloured image of the little man, some My Mind's Eye Sunny Side papers and Candi.

Warren and Friend

Another easel card, this time using Warren and his friend the reindeer.  I cut the image with a Spellbinders Blossom die, cut a larger matching shape in green and attached the image to this.

The paper is from the Craftwork Cards 'Very Merry' collection.

Warren Easel Card

Here's an easel card using a Warren image from Craftwork Cards.  I cut the image using a Spellbinders Blossom die and then cut a larger version in navy pearlescent card to attach the image to.

The papers are from the Craftwork Cards 'Frosty' collection.

Warren - Happy Birthday

A quick card made using one of the pre-coloured Warren images and co-ordinating scalloped circles and Cottontail papers.

Warren Looking Especially Cute

I think this is one of my favourite images of Warren - he looks so cute on here.  The image is cut with a Spellbinders Blossom die and mounted on green card cut with same die.

When Warren Got Stuck Up the Chimney ...

Another quick card using a Christmas Warren die cut. 

I scanned this over a piece of blue card to show the notches in the four corners of the card.

Warren and Holly

I don't often say this but I really like this card.  You can't tell from the image but I cut away a panel from the front of the card.  The text paper and the sentiment are actually attached to the inside of the card.

Warren was originally in a scallop circle but I die cut him using a Spellbinders Blossom die and mounted the image on a panel of red card cut with the next size of the same die.

Christmas Warren

A quick card using Very Merry products and a small Christmas Warren.

Warren and his Friend

This image of Warren originally was a top notch shape but I cut it with a Blossom  Spellbinders die then attached it to red pearlescent card which was also cut with a Blossom die.

Christmas Warren

I received the new kit of the month from Craftwork Cards yesterday - this month the theme is Christmas Warren and he has some new friends who feature on the products.

For this card I attached three of the Warren mini die cut images to mini elegant squares.  The two outside squares are mounted on foam pads but I used double sided tape on the centre on - this added dimension to the card.  The Candi is called Very Merry and has gold foiled spots on it.

Warren

I used two large scalloped circles as the base for this card - scored across the top of the back one and stuck the two together using strong double side tape.

Warren - Easter Card

I made this easel Easter card for a friend using a Craftwork Cards Back to Basics 148mm by 148mm blank.  Both of the scalloped circles are attached with foam pads as is the strip on the front of the card.

It's a simple card but very cute!

Thank You

This is another quick card made with a size 6 blank from Craftwork Cards - I chose pale blue which matches the pale blue Cottontail paper.

The strips are stuck on randomly- I actually stuck the outside two on first, then the middle on and then filled the gaps with the other two.  Both scalloped circles are attached with foam pads.

That Cute Little Bunny Again

I've taken the easy option here and used a ready coloured Warren and have also stuck to a marshmallow and skyscraper colour scheme - these two colours work really well together.

I used 1mm foam pads to attache both scalloped circles and so that the Spiky Flowers remain flat I used 1mm pads on the outer petals but used a glue pen where the petals are stuck to the scalloped circle.

Thinking of You - Warren

I've use a pre-coloured Warren again here on a skyscraper scalloped circle.  I cut away approx 4cm from the front of the card so the scalloped circle actually overhangs the edge. The skyscraper panel at the right is on the inside of the card.

These pre-coloured images are simple to use but they really do look effective.

Warren Ready Coloured

The images of Warren are available ready coloured! As I'm not keen on colouring I actually prefer these to the ones you colour yourself.

I used an Elegant On the Edge blank for this (size 6). First of all I attached a panel of pale blue Cottontail paper inside the front right hand edge of the card - this shows off the edge when the card is closed. Then I added a panel of marshmallow paper vertically down the centre and two more strips of blue horizontally.

I attached a pre-coloured Warren to a large marshmallow scalloped circle and mounted this on the card with foam pads. Finally I attached a Tiny Sentiment to a small blue scalloped circle, added a piece of Candi and attached it to the card with foam pads.

Warren Again

I used a Petal Point On the Edge blank for this card. I chose a different picture of Warren this time and added a little colour with ProMarkers before mounting the image onto a large scalloped circle.

I attached a panel of marshmallow Cottontail paper across the inside edge of the card so that it can be seen when the card is closed.  Then I added a skyscraper panel across the front of the card.  The scalloped circles is attached with foam pads as is the Tiny Sentiment.  Finally I added so spotty Candi above each point on the card.

Warren

Craftwork Cards have just introduced Warren who is a lovely rabbit and he has papers and other embellishments to match!  To see the full range go to http://www.craftworkcards.com/

I received a project kit this morning so over the next few days I will be showing what I have made with it.

The card is made using an Off the Edge Elegant blank with the shaped edge at the bottom.  First of all I put a strip of Cottontail Skyscraper paper across the bottom inside edge of the card so that shaped edge would show up.  Then I added three strips of spotty Cottontail paper across the front of the card.  Next I coloured one of the Warren Colour Me circles - I don't really do colouring as I never like what I have done so I only added mininal colour!  I stuck the circle onto a larger skyscraper scalloped circle and attached it to the card with foam pads, then added Candi to alternate scallops.

Finally I punched a circle from the pale blue paper and stuck it to the centre of a skyscraper scalloped circle before sticking a tiny sentiment across the the centre with double sided tape.  The scalloped circle was attached to the card with foam pads.