Happy birthday!

My dad is celebrating his fifthiest birthday. On this occasion I made a birthday card fit for him. I used every party mouse from Whiff of Joy that I could imagine that was perfect for this.
I used a tutorial from the weblog of Whiff of Joy, a three window card or how do you call it :)
With this challenge I can enter the blog 'A spoon full of sugar' where the theme is 'Happy birthday'!
The card stands proudly in the living room right now :)

Crafting supplies:
Paper: Some MME, some things from a cardstock I really can't remember the name :)
Stamps: Henry Mouse from Whiff of Joy
Extra: ribbon to hold the card together and cardstock numbers

Christmas Card

I stumbled upon a blog where this lady decorated her scrao lay-outs with two or three ribbons tied toghether with another ribbon.
This gave me the great idea to try it out for myself. I just adoooore this way of using ribbons. I'm sorry I didn't discover it earlier and that I didn't came up with the idea. Haha. This is why I love nosing around in the world of the wide web.
I used some stickles on the hat of Henry and decorated the cookie with some green gems.
Don't you just want to bite that cookie too?

If I keep up this pace, I will have some Christmas cards left after this year's Christmas is over. LOL

Challenge friday sketchers

Dit is mijn interpretatie op de schets van friday sketchers. Sorry voor de slechte kwaliteit, maar het lijkt erop dat ik mijn kaarten alleen maar op mijn blog gezet krijg als ik er een foto van neem. Slechte camera, slechte kwaliteit. Heb er echt eens een nieuwe nodig...
Tegenwoordig ben ik into het naaien, dus heb de knopen van de bloemen in mn kaart genaaid.

This is my take on the sketch for friday sketchers. I'm sorry for the bad quality but it seems I can't get my cards on my blog any other way than taking pictures with my camera. The thing is really old and I really need a new one :-).
I'm into stitching lately and I stitched the buttons onto my card.

Products:
Paper: Taj Mahal
Stamp: euuuhm good question, need to look that up.
Embellies: ribbon, buttons
Flowers: Prima flowers