Here is a quick post about a floral card that I made using the Cricut Mini and the Flower Shoppe collection.Read More »
Here is a quick post about a floral card that I made using the Cricut Mini and the Flower Shoppe collection.Read More »
I am really getting into digi-stamps lately and have been searching for more complex designs to have a go at. When I came across a Mushroom House Digi Stamp from an Australian company called Make It Crafty I thought that I would give it a go.
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There are various ways of blending photos into other materials in Serif Craft Artist. This post will show you what they are and how to do them.
I often sketch or block out layout ideas to help me overcome those missing mojo moments. It’s been over a week since I was able to get into my craft room so today when I got the chance to play, rather than waste precious time, I thought I’d reach for one of those ice-breakers and see what I could create.
Ever since my teens I have had a fascination with jewellery making techniques, especially those that satisfy my need for a sense of order. Chainmaille therefore serves both of these requirements very well and I’ve had great fun trying out different variations and combinations so I thought that I would share with you a selection of my favourite creations.
It’s not something that everyone would have thought of making however when a couple of friends were recently successful in getting funding in order to launch a Zombie themed venture I felt it only right that I sent them something to say congratulations!
During the recent shows on Create and Craft TV I received a number of questions asking about the masking techniques that I highlighted during the demonstrations so I thought that I would put together a step by step overview of how to do this technique.
There are not many nicer things in life than getting a gift out of the blue. Imagine my delight then when a little book of treasures turned up in the Create and Craft offices with my name on it!
With the dust just about settled I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to each and every person that placed an order during the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear shows. I sincerely hope that you get as much fun from it as I did. I plan to create some more blog posts in the coming weeks with more ideas on how to use the system but for now, here’s a gallery featuring some of the inspirational finished projects that were sent over from the incredibly talented Inkadinkado team.Read More »
So it’s been a busy first show launching the Stamping Gear System from Inkadinkadoo and we have covered a range of techniques on air. In the first show I highlighted some basic techniques for using with this system so I thought that I would create a quick post to show you them again in case you missed them.
Inkadinkado Stamping Gear Here’s a quick overview of the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear.
Ever have a project turn out totally different to how you intended? Well that’s exactly what happened to me – there was definitely a gremlin in the works.
Since I mentioned that you can cut fabric with the Spellbinders Grand Calibur, I have had a lot of questions about how to do it so I thought that I’d try out a few different types of materials and report my findings.
In 2003 I was priveleged to be involved in the UK launch of the Spellbinders brand to the UK market. Since then I have had the upmost admiration for the constantly developing range and am regularly astounded by the creative variation that I see from those of you that have invested in this creative range. […]
The first post is always the most difficult to write on any blog. After all, you are introducing yourself to people that you haven’t met yet …