Rubber Stamping - North Wales

 Hello everyone.  How is your weekend going? I hope we are not going to see so much of those awful downpours that we had yesterday.  I think the one during the evening included hailstones.  Ah well. This afternoon I have photos of Mold clubs Show & Tell from Thursday evening. We had a week later than originally planned.  Joanna had some, as she called them "wobblers".  This strips of acetate with sticky pads on each end.  We sent out a few to each club member & asked them to use them on their card in whatever way they liked. Here are the results. Ann Two designs from Ann - using the wobbler to hang the sentiment on. Helen So many flowers that wobble! Janet The photo doesn't quite show how Janet has used the wobbler. But I think one of the little girls uses one & the larger flower. Joan Joan has used her wobblers to hang the Happy & the die cut holly spray. Joanna This is the front of Joanna's card ............ ............ & here is the inside show

 Good afternoon ladies This afternoon I have the photos from this weeks Show & Tell cards from Mold II club.  Their theme was to make a card for a child, & here they are; Annette Aren't those teddies adorable? Carolyn Carolyn used Nitwits papers & graphics for her pop up box card. I do love these pop up boxes. Two views of Carolyn's card Dot As Dot does not have any children with an upcoming birthday -  she made this one for her grandson for next year & will add bunting to it nearer the time. Elma What an adorable image - love it. Helen Helen seems to think she was cheating by using My Craft Studio to create her card, which is probably just a card front. She used MCS as she doesn't have a lot of call for children's cards - but joined in. Madeline Two cards from Madeline - another popup box card & a z-fold card. Such different styles. Olwen Olwen made her card for her neighbours grand-daughter who has a love of horses  & splashing in puddles. Love

Good afternoon ladies, I do hope you are all having a nice weekend. My! did we need this weekend to try & relax & get over the upheaval of the last 2 weeks.  Everything looks really nice with new carpets & decorated. But it is getting everything back in its right place now. So we are shattered. Anway! enough of our problems. I have a member showcase for you this afternoon & it is some beautiful cards from Madeline of Mold II club.  She made these cards in order to use up a stash of flowers she had. They are beautiful Madeline - lots & lots of work there. Looking forward to seeing everyones Show & Tell cards for this month.  I have received a few already. Enjoy the rest of the weekend & continue to keep safe & take card. 'Bye for now.  

  Birthday Greetings The date today is 20 September and Lynn of the Mold club has a birthday Have a great day Lynn

 Just to let you know I am still around. Things are a little hectic here - we are having lots of things done to the house. I spotted this earlier & thought I would share it.

  Birthday Greetings The date today is 6 September and Maureen of the Mold club has a birthday Have a lovely day Maureen

 Good afternoon everyone. This afternoon I have the photos from Thursday's Mold Show & Tell cards.  Maureen set the challenge for this first S&T in September & chose a return to the Retiform Technique.  Wow, that was testing our memories Maureen. Here are their cards. Helen When Helen sent this in the writing was back to front due to the way she had photographed I think. So when I put it on my laptop I was able to flip - so it is the right way round now.  Two totally different designs. Janet Two totally different designs from Janet too. Love the idea in the second one. Joan I really like the block approach. It makes a real difference to the traditional triangular shapes. Joanna Joanna spotted another technique that fitted this challenge. Very effective. Lynn Always from Lynn you get a totally different look to everyone else. Love it. Mair Two cards from Mair - she said she thinks she prefers the second one. Maureen Four cards from Maureen - well she did come up with the