Showing posts with label burgundy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label burgundy. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 April 2013

happy new home paper cut gift...

this is a piece i made for some awesome friends of mine who had moved house. i didn't know what to put in the cut as i wasn't able to google map the front of the house, but some swearing later, it got me thinking that it didn't really matter what the house was like, as they are just so in love! YES it sounds cheesy, but it's a fact. so i themed it on the idea that home is wherever they are together. i later got to visit their house and i can happily tell you it is indeed very nice, and that they are still ridiculously in love!





if you fancy a commission for yourself, or as a gift someone you quite like, please feel free email me and ask lots of questions.... emma@emma-daniels.co.uk

Wednesday, 27 March 2013

a paper cut heart for a new home...

it's commission day again!

this a4 heart cut was a gift for a lovely couple who live in Australia, from a proud dad back in England. it was to celebrate the couple moving into their newly built house. i was given a VERY long list of things that they like and do, and asked to put it into a heart shape. this is what they got...





Wednesday, 10 October 2012

personalised heart shaped paper cut gift...

these are some gifts i made for my... step-sisters-in-law for their birthdays. they are little a5 heart cuts, personalised with names, which will hopefully remind them of a lovely summers evening well into the winter months...






Wednesday, 8 August 2012

midsummer garden party cut out...


these are my midsummer garden party hearts, they look just lovely in a frame. they are A5 and only £20 on etsy, thats alright isn't it?
this on is burgundy (even though it looks brown in the photo) it also comes in sky blue and pink...






Monday, 2 April 2012

dunwich heath anniversary cut out...


here is a wedding anniversary piece i cut recently. the couple are happiest when walking on Dunwich Heath watching the birds, or with their ever growing family, which is what i was asked to illustrate...