It’s been a while since I last updated you on DT goings-on and, for some reason, this post didn’t make it out of the gate, so today I thought that I would share a video of the latest kit that arrived with me back in September.
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It’s been a while since I last updated you on DT goings-on and, for some reason, this post didn’t make it out of the gate, so today I thought that I would share a video of the latest kit that arrived with me back in September.
Read More »In the past, many of you have asked me whether the GoPress & Foil would work with electronic cutting machines. The answer has often been yes, but would often depend on the size of the machine’s feeding aperture.
Well, good news! Now it is guaranteed to work with an electronic cutting machine with something new from Couture Creations!
Read More »A while back you saw me launch a range of Cut Foil and Emboss dies on Create and Craft TV. Having sold out of all of those, I was challenged with creating more.
So, I did!
Read More »After much hard work, I have finally been able to put together an installable font that will act as a single line font for use with your electronic cutting machines – and it is available right here!
Read More »Been a while since I last caught up with the amazing makes from the Couture Creations design team so I thought it’d be nice to sit down with a brew and have a look through and see what I have missed.
Fancy joining me?
Read More »A few years ago I created a set of single line SVG file set in order to help folk create the stylish handwritten sentiments with their electronic cutting machines.
Since the changes to my online store, this has only been available in the Massive Cutting file bundle. Until today!
Read More »Been a while since I joined the Couture Creations design team and his has been awesome to see what my team chums have been creating so I thought it would be nice to share a few with you here.
Read More »Having launched in other regions of the world earlier this year it’s been much awaited, debated and talked about amongst Scan N Cut owners and it’s finally hitting the UK tomorrow!
Well, it’s been a while since I did a Scan It Saturday post so thought I’d better crack on and get a few done – this being the first in a new mini series.
Given the questions that I had about the updates for the Scan N Cut Canvas software yesterday I thought that it might be helpful if I explained a bit more about image tracing.
I have therefore prepared a video doing just that.
Been designing a lot over the last few days so you have TEN new cutting files to choose from and also a saver deal to give you the best value for money!
Read More »This week’s Worldwide Wednesday takes us all the way back to Australia to visit with a very talented scrapbooking and mixed media aritst named Peg Hewitt.Read More »
It’s not often that I have the time to put together such a comprehensive blog post so I certainly took advantage and armed myself the camera (with fresh battery and empty memory card), notepad and pencil and set myself up in front of the Brother Scan N Cut.
During shows on Create and Craft I have previously demonstrated how to make decorative sentiment plaque on the Brother Scan N Cut machine using only two pre-installed shapes so I thought that I would document that technique for future reference.
This (all 60+ pictures) together with a whole load of words, is the result of a well spent morning … Enjoy!
Remember back when I was demonstrating the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear on Create and Craft TV? Well, it’s back – and so am I :)
There will be new Stamping Gear, new stamps and some other great little craft room helpers to boot – so what’s coming up? Read on my friends, read on.
When stamping a single image you generally have enough time to work with slow drying inks and heat embossing powders, but creating repeat designs can sometimes be difficult. As a result of the speed at which you can create complex repeat patterns with the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear system you can still us this fantastic technique.Read More »
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.