You, yes you. You are forever in my heart. You’ve been with me as I’ve gone through good times and more difficult times. I really appreciate it, but I am not sure that I say it enough.
Anyhoo, that was the thought behind this make.
Read More »You, yes you. You are forever in my heart. You’ve been with me as I’ve gone through good times and more difficult times. I really appreciate it, but I am not sure that I say it enough.
Anyhoo, that was the thought behind this make.
Read More »Whilst the 12 days of Christmas continue I thought that I might be able to squeeze in a quickie before the year is out.
There’s a video too!
Read More »The bid to decorate my new home with handmade items continues with an acrylic paint poured clock that is a riot of colour.
Although technically only a project that would have taken a couple of days it has actually taken a while to create as I have been back to it a few times, unable to finish it through indecision, however, this week I managed to pull things together and thought that it was a good time – no pun intended – to share it with you.Read More »
Hello to you! In this blog post, we will also be saying hello to The Funkettes. It’s not often these days that I do welcome them into my home however on this occasion they were actually a help, once they’d settled in.
Want to see how and why? Then read on chum, read on.
In this episode of Gentleman Crafter TV, which was chosen by you, I will be showing you how to create an easy to make tiled window scene using the Stampscapes range of rubber stamps and some Stampbord tiles.
Been tinkering with a little something over the last few days.
Bit by bit it has come together and became something quite lovely.
This week I have been mucking about with mixed media canvas creations in my ‘spare time’. I’m more than happy to say that I have been able to actually finish one!
It was intended to celebrate the fact that I am lucky enough to be designing and creating on a ‘regular’ basis.
Well, you’ll not believe it but I have managed to finish something AND write a blog post about it – just.
For this project I decided to have a fiddle with a set of drawers.
The Artist Trading Card series of posts continues with number 92 – can you believe that I have made 92 of these little beauties already – that’s over a quarter of the way through the year?!
Despite being a little behind with getting them all complete and online I am so proud right now that I could burst!
For this Artist Trading Card I thought that I would venture back into the realm of the abstract and colour fun.
I’ve actually had time this weekend to make a canvas creation AND create a video of the process – woo-hoo!
Remember the good old days before the advent of apps and instant messaging when we wrote love letters? I do.
There are times that I wish it would come back too! Old fashioned ways, can sometimes appeal more than the new ways of keeping in touch.
Bit of a two-for for this ATC creation, mostly because the first one didn’t quite turn out as expected.
To be fair, neither did the second but then this creative journey is about trying different things and experimenting :)
It’s a PUPPY!!!! Ok, I’ve wanted a dog in my life for a very long time – and I still haven’t got one :/
Ah well, at least it’s a theme that I can use in my ATC challenge! :)
Woo Hoo!! I made it to the end of the first month in the #ATC365 challenge!
That deserves something special so I have put together a little video of how I did the galaxy background and then made it into an ATC.
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