A Mini

An English classic; the Mini.  And in Racing Red.  What more would you want?!

You're a Classic using Mini Cooper.

Morning all - This is possibly my first post for Dr Digi where I've not used my Promarkers to colour an image. With this image I printed the digi called Mini Cooper straight onto patterned papers.

There are loads of images at Dr Digi which talk for themselves and need little else to look fab!.
I've used Simple Stories "Snap" range to make this card - one page made the background & one page I used to cut out frame - and I did this by hand... no fancy cutters or dies. I cut out the windows from the mini and then just added a little silver pen on the metal details of the card and added a little shade on the wheels. A few 3d foam pads and letter stickers and we are done!
It just shows you don't have to have loads of expensive pens and equipment to make special cards for any occassion and this image is just £1.00! 

I have a busy & exciting week ahead with wedding dress shopping - so I will see you back here next Sunday!
Liz (:(|)x

Mini Cooper

Mini Cooper 

Just love this image it reminds me of the film Italian Job with the coach rocking to and fro on the mountain edge. My first card was a Mini and it was red, I hated going out in the rain in it. If you went through a big puddle the engine cut out!! The Good old days

Mini Cooper from Dr. Digi's House of Stamps

You will find this image along with lots of other fabulous images HERE

More details on this card can be found over on myblog.

Mini Cooper

Sometimes its the small things that make us smile. Mini Coopers do that.  And nice and simple cards that just happen to fall together.  I'd like to think by magic, but it's probably more luck and good fortune!

Cars

Today I made some ATC-cards.

All of them with a car.

I used the Morris Mini Traveller, Citroen 2CV and Mini Cooper.

I think it is nice to do this in such a small size.

I thought these colours fit to the cars. 

We have had a green 2CV and I see the Mini Cooper often in red.

You find the cards HERE.

Like to know how I did the cards read my blog HERE.

Have a nice weekend.

Michelle

Typically British

Imagine the scene; husbands' Birthday is fast approaching and I still think its mid February (I know, I've only had a year to remember) and I need to make a card. Something that will make him smile and fondly remember the 'good old days' when he had his very own Mini.

And better still, the digi is a cheapie and only a quid!