Thyme's Gallery

Commissioned as a christening gift, the baby is cut using the baby cut and print file with each printed layer mounted on top of half a dozen plain layers to give a decoupage effect but with a greater substance. The corners are cut from the Macintosh corner file and then coated with Glossy Accents and clear glitter.

These two designs are part of a series that make up a book quoting Elizabeth Barratts poem ‘How do I love thee’ The book was commissioned as a gift for a Golden Wedding Anniversary. The letters are from the ornamental letters page and are cut in basic white card stock and then triple embossed in gold.

A concertina card using the dragon files and the castle cut in black cardstock. The lettering uses both the negative and the positive elements from the love, hugs, kisses file. Some of this was cut using Bazzill Bling, it gave a lovely effect, but beware as it does play havoc with your blade sharpness!

Uses a variation of the birthday and flowers file. Just cut and glittered.

Engraved on metal sheet and then aged with alcohol inks, each of these is actually only half an inch in size, but the detail you can get with engraving is fabulous. Uses the Ornamental Doodads file.

Another example of engraving on metal sheet, again shown larger than life size. Uses the Macintosh rose file

Created using the bride file, and then embellished with crayons and pearl beads.

Cut from the Schnauzers file using bazzil cardstock and crayoned to add depth.