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Carmen
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Good morning,
I’m bringing you some more cards made with AI images. They’re quick, easy and fun to make and great for gift giving.
While I get some of my images from free printable sites on FB, I got these lighthouse images from a program called Playground and they’re downloadable. These I embellished with dried starfish and hemp rope.
These came from a free printable site on FB. I just loved these wonky colourful trees and thought they’d be great for my notecard sets. I embellished these with brads and that’s it.
The next cards are birds. Again, AI images off FB. I love the first set and made them for one of my granddaughters to give away to her friends, teacher, etc. Very simple, and aren’t they super cute?
Then these ones I plan on giving to my DIL who loves cows and chickens. She had a pet cow growing up. I think it was like a big dog, only it stayed outside. They have chickens now. It started with 2 chickens, but I believe there’s about 20 or 30 now. Oh, and two feral cats for the empty buildings to keep the mouse population at bay —-and two goats.
I found some old papers to back these onto: mesh paper and some texture papers. These you just wet and pull and they leave soft little fibers behind. Can’t think of what it’s called. Talk about old school cardmaking.
I’m bringing you some more cards made with AI images. They’re quick, easy and fun to make and great for gift giving.
While I get some of my images from free printable sites on FB, I got these lighthouse images from a program called Playground and they’re downloadable. These I embellished with dried starfish and hemp rope.
These came from a free printable site on FB. I just loved these wonky colourful trees and thought they’d be great for my notecard sets. I embellished these with brads and that’s it.
The next cards are birds. Again, AI images off FB. I love the first set and made them for one of my granddaughters to give away to her friends, teacher, etc. Very simple, and aren’t they super cute?
I found some old papers to back these onto: mesh paper and some texture papers. These you just wet and pull and they leave soft little fibers behind. Can’t think of what it’s called. Talk about old school cardmaking.
Ok, so I think that’s it for today. I have some baby cards coming up in the next post.
See you next post,
Blessings,
Carmen
See you next post,
Blessings,
Carmen
