Welcome to a special blog today as I am taking part in YouTube Blog Hop! Welcome to this special blog episode and thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. In this project make I am showcasing my favourite new Annual Catalogue DSP which is from the Bird Ballad Suite. I… Continue reading You Tube Hop 15th June 2019
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Week 2 Card Sketch Challenge Entries (Crafty Stamping Club FB Group)
Hello everyone,Welcome to the Blog Post for Week 2 of our Weekly Sketch Challenge for period 8th to 14th June complete and I am so happy to those who took part - it really is amazing how everyone creativity based on the same layout is different -I absolutely love seeing your crafty creations!So this was… Continue reading Week 2 Card Sketch Challenge Entries (Crafty Stamping Club FB Group)
Father's Day Male Themed Handmade Cards
Hello and welcome!Hello crafty friends, just a quick blog today to showcase five very easy handmade father's day / male themed cards that I made last night. I decided to just play play play with my cardmaking and these are the finished products. I used Basic Black Cardstock as well as the "A Good Man" Stampset… Continue reading Father's Day Male Themed Handmade Cards
Smiles in the Mail #HappyMail
Smiles in the Mail!Hello and thanks for checking out my "Smiles in the Mail" post! I really do love to send #raks to crafty friends and contacts and I love it even more when I receive happy mail through my own letterbox. I know how special sending a little card for no reason to a… Continue reading Smiles in the Mail #HappyMail
#TipsandTricks Episode 12 – Use those part-images from your DSPs to create a floating card
Project TutorialHello and welcome to episode 12 of #TipsandTricks Tuesday! After cutting images from one piece of 12x12 Bird Ballad DSP I was left with the outside part remaining which consisted mainly of part-images. As this DSP is too beautiful to wast I decided to do a floating style card!Directions and Measurements:The card base measures 6x6"… Continue reading #TipsandTricks Episode 12 – Use those part-images from your DSPs to create a floating card
