May I wish any of my blog followers with a birthday between February 19th to March 20th a happy birthday!
Swim little fish, SWIM!
Read More »May I wish any of my blog followers with a birthday between February 19th to March 20th a happy birthday!
Swim little fish, SWIM!
Read More »Whoop! Managed to get some ACTUAL CREATIVITY done this week! Fancy seeing what I have created???
Read More »In recent times, and especially during the All Counties Craft Challenge, I have grown fond of making things with MDF and have been wanting to design some things for a while.
As you may have seen in my recent My First MDF Design – A Brother Scan N Cut Workstation blog post, I have finally got around to it.
In this blog post I look forward to sharing another design with you – this time, a hinged photo frame that is just chock full of spaces to decorate and embellish.
A little bit of an experiment this week.
I have been seeing a fair bit of pebble painting going on around the internet so I thought that I could see what I could do with that concept in conjunction with my CoLiDo 3D Compact printer.
Read on to see how it all turned out.
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I really enjoy using stamps and paints together. Also, in case you hadn’t noticed, this week has been ruddy cold!
When it comes to creativity, ANY two concepts can be smooshed together – so, when I looked back at the stamps from the project I made the other week, I noticed that there was a penguin, that also had a jumper sooooo – perfect!
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Some celebrate it, some dread it. Either way, Halloween gives us a justified opportunity to explore our darker side and use some colour combos that just wouldn’t work at any other time of year.
So that’s just what I did. Out with the toxic green, ghoulish purple, zombie teal and ghostly white and canvas at the ready – time to get zombified!
This project actually started with a bit of an experiment when I was looking at acrylic painting pouring.
Read More »Recently I showed you a paint pouring experiment and also my Screen Sensations first attempts.
As I was pottering about the flat the other night a lightbulb went on, and not just because the nights are drawing in. This lightbulb was a creative one and suggested to me something VERY exciting!
This post contains a full length video made to highlight everything featured in the Affordable Acrylic Paint Pouring With Cells Made Easy series of blog posts.
Time for part 3 of the Affordable Acrylic Paint Pouring With Cells Made Easy series. In this post, I will explain the pouring and cell forming method.
In part two of the Affordable Acrylic Paint Pouring With Cells Made Easy series of blog posts, I will reveal a fail-proof pouring recipe using the supplies shown in part one.
Acrylic paint pouring is making a big impact across the internet lately, however, there doesn’t seem to be a consistent recipe for success, the instructions aren’t clearly explained and the ingredients can be hard to find or are cost prohibitive.
My goal for this series of blog posts is to break the mystery surrounding this technique and make it accessible, easy and affordable.
This week I was having a wander and on passing my local charity shop, noticed an analogue alarm clock in the window so stopped for a closer look. As I looked closer a light shone down from the heavens and a chorus of inspirational voices burst forth …
If you don’t think I’ve finally lost it then please do read on to find out what happened next …
Well my friends since appearing on Create and Craft TV with the CoLiDo Compact 3D printer I have been working on various experiments and was saving today’s post for a couple of weeks time but liked it so much thought that I couldn’t hold it back.
Want to see … ?
Packed a lot in again during the last few days so are you ready for the next in the All Counties Craft Challenge dairy?
Good, do read on then.
Hallo again. I’ve been having another play with MDF decorating techniques and came up with a lovely little project that I believe you will like.
It did however go bottom up and nearly ended up flying across the room.
Ready for a reason why ‘less is more’?
Then let’s get started.
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