This free electronic cutting file design has been made so that you could add your own comical sentiments to cards, scrapbook pages, home decor and more and features a cocktail glass with the word “gin” in it.
This week I finally got to play with the Screen Sensation screen printing kit and I must say, I am well chuffed with the results!
In the video, I have a bit of an experiment first and then show you the colourful canvas project that you can see in the preview image. Continue Reading…
Sadly I didn’t have time to finish the box mentioned in last week’s post, however, I have been able to put together a short video to show you how to create a cube box, onto which you could weld a decorative 3D design, using Microsoft 3D Builder. Continue Reading…
Time to combine big and small spaces to mix things up in this week’s free colouring in download.
Ready?
This week I received an email asking about whether I knew of a way to convert GSD cutting files into FCM cutting files from a lovely lady called Susan who had recently changed her machine from a Craft Robo to a Scan N Cut.
Once I had found a way of doing this I thought that this might be something that other people might like to know also so that is the subject of this week's Scan It Saturday.
Welcome to episode 2 of Gentleman Crafter TV!
In this episode, I will be sharing with you a technique for using the Hunkydory Adorable Scoreboard to make box frames of varying sizes and shapes. There is also a spreadsheet download that will help you calculate the right size of cardstock to cut, to begin with, and then where to score your lines.
Ever had a brain plop that turns out to be a really good idea? Believe me, when I say, I am really proud of this week’s 3d printed plop!
