Mold II photos - part 1

Good afternoon everyone on another really really warm day.

This afternoon I have the first set of photos from Tueday's meeting of the Mold II club & they are of their Show & Tell cards.  The theme was for a card with an opening flap, or flaps, on the front.

Here we go

Helen

What a lovely bright card, with pretty butterflies & yellow papers from Helen.

Where's the flap?  You might just be able to see "pull" by the ribbon on the right......

Pull it & you get this..............

Carolyn

This is the front of Carolyn's card & it is an envelope

So the normal envelope flap is the flap in this card.

but there's more..................

life the flap & inside the envelope is a pretty little "post card"'

It is all attached to a proper base card.

Such pretty paper too.

Madeline

Madeline's pretty in pink card has an arched door which opens to reveal

a pretty floral image inside.

It is also decorated around the door with flowers & leaves to set it off.

Annette

A different fold card gives Annette's card a flap.

The design is called a "Joy" fold.

Here is the card opened up.

The main card opens from the left as normal, & the joy fold card from the right.

Elma

On Elma's sea themed card the flap is the embossed shell on the circular flap.

A very different & great idea for an opening, Elma.

& here it is open.

Cathy

A bouquet of flowers from our newest member

& Cathy did tell us that this was created with the use of her Cut 'n Scan.

Ooh dear - or was it a Cricut machine.  My head, honestly!!!!

...... the flap?  Well here it is open.

It was the wrapper around the bouquet

Great cards ladies, & a couple of them have been ear-marked for an evenings project in the future.

My visit to hospital was not so successful this morning, as my bloods were not right so I couldn't have my next lot of medication.  Have to go back again next Thursday for another blood test & see if it has sorted itself out.  Then if so - I will get my medication.

Right - that's me for today.

Try & keep cool & fresh in this warmth.

More next time.

'Bye!