Hey ho campers!
Been having a little play with some free papers that were in issue 156 of Cardmaking & Papercraft magazine and thought I’d share a tip on using them for something other than cardmaking.
Hey ho campers!
Been having a little play with some free papers that were in issue 156 of Cardmaking & Papercraft magazine and thought I’d share a tip on using them for something other than cardmaking.
Hello my little munchkins. Hope you are all well? So Maisy and I have been out on the road during the last week.
We have been trying out different places to stay and getting used to each other. There have been a couple of hiccups, but I am glad to say that we have made it through our first proper week together.
Much has happened, although not a huge amount of craft but do let me fill you in.
Hey there. Remember at the start of this month I set a little colour challenge?
Well, I am super glad that some of you took part! So, as promised, here is a little gallery of works from you and I…
Good morning! As promised, here are this month’s three colours to challenge yourselves with.
Not seen the colour challenge before? On the first day of each month I will be posting a colour swatch of three colours and I will be challenging myself – and anyone that would like to take part – to see what I/we can create.
Well, well, well. What can I say. That was surely a week and a bit!
Grab a cup of tea or coffee and your favourite biscuit and let me tell you all about it.
Good morning! I’m starting something new (for me) today and I wondered if you wanted to be a part of it too.
On the first day of each month I will be posting a colour swatch of three colours and I will be challenging myself – and anyone that would like to take part – to see what I/we can create.
I was asked a while ago about creating a single line machine writable alphabet for use with electronic cutting and plotting machines.
Well, it took a bit of wrangling but I have finally succeeded and am pleased to say that it is now ready to download.
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Continuing the series of mini tutorials for Scan N Cut canvas I thought that I would share a little known series of keyboard shortcuts that may speed up your designing sessions.
Hello all. I was recently asked how to go about creating word book panels in Scan N Cut Canvas.
Happy to say that I’ve had a few mins to record and edit a quick overview of one (and a bit) way of doing this.
Been tinkering with a little something over the last few days.
Bit by bit it has come together and became something quite lovely.
You know those unexpected hiccups that scupper the best laid plans? Well, that.
I have been informed today that stock of stamps won’t be with me until w/c 7th March because of … well, a hiccup.
I’ve been watching a fascinating documentary series via Netflix recently about planets this week.
These things never cease to simultaneously melt my brain and inspire me.
To that end, I have been having a play in Photoshop again and working out how to build a planet.
In late 2015 I decided that I would like to launch my own little range of clear stamps.
Well, I’ve been fiddling and sweating behind closed doors and have recently finalized the design for the first in the range and am super happy to be able to finally show you what I have been up to…
Hello all. Just letting the Scan N Cut owners out there know that there have been a few updates over the last few days to software and to Canvas.
Here is a quick overview with a few handy links.
I treated myself to a Tim Holtz Paper Mosaic set recently, having seen a bit about it online, and managed to have a little play this weekend.
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