Hello there. Thanks for stopping by. Monday’s blog flowers and trees, right? Just for 10 minutes, let me forget how rough I feel, let me pretend everything is fine, and let me show you a little arty offering I made just now, using a couple of stamps from the Floral Figures set. Well, first of all, I dug out one of my Gelli Plate scrap backgrounds, which I made recently, using the Jo’s Bubbles Stencil. Mmm…I thought, that floral circular…
Hi there. Thanks for stopping by. Beautiful day, here in Kent. Hope the sun is shining where you are too. I did a German blog on Friday using acrylic paper scraps, and several English readers said they would like to see the instructions in English. Well, that’s easy! Actually does me a favour too, because I really am still feeling very under the weather, as they say. As soon as I sit up, I want to lie down again. So…
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by. You don’t want to get too close though; serious lurgie! Here’s a simple step by step on shaving foam, to lighten the mood. Stamp Congratulations from one of our new Word Chains in black Archival, And underscore with the music! Add the music notes to the bars. You can block out ones you don’t want too. You can twist the note stamps on the handle too, so they look like they’re pouring out of…
Hi there. Sorry I’m still in my pyjamas. Have come down with some nasty lugie. I mean lurgie. Can’t find my glasses, so speeling’s gone out the widow. Finally had to concede defeat, and do nothing for a day. Never usually watch TV during the daytime, so quite enjoyed Ronnie Barker just now, in Open all Hours. Comedy gold. Only thing was it hurt to laugh, so I had to switch it off. Now I’m ready for the 6 Nations…
Hello there. Thanks for stopping by. Thursday’s blog is something blue. So here’s a traditional little brayering number I did on TV last week, using the trees and hares from the In the Country Set. There are quite a few steps, but it’s not difficult! Ready? Well, hare we go! Using a Black Archival, stamp the hares into the centre of a piece of A5 Theuva Card. Cover up with the mask, which comes with the stamps. Add the large…
Hello there. Thanks for stopping by. Today is a very special day. Jane Crosby was a remarkable woman and a dear friend to many of us. Craft was a lifeline to Jane, and her uplifting, courageous approach to her circumstances is inspirational. If you have the time, go to her blog. It will open your eyes. It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. Jane Crosby’s Blog http://spainjane.net/ Jane and I founded this Inspiration Day together, to celebrate and…
Hello there. Thanks for stopping by. You may remember in November last year, Dave and I went to Spain, to spend some time with my dear friend Jane. This is she… Jane spent most of her life crafting. It was certainly a lifeline when she became ill. When we talked on the phone, after Jane had made the decision to let go and let God, I quickly figured out that one of the things that made her sad was that…
Happy Monday! Thanks for stopping by. Monday’s blog is Flowers and trees, so I shall kill two birds with one stone (if you’ll pardon the expression) and finish that project I asked you kindly to guess the end of. Remember the lovely round one? So many of you emailed in your step by steps – it was fab. But one lady really nailed it. And I mean down to the colour Distress Pens used! So here is the complete project,…
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by, and thanks for watching the Clarity TV shows if you did. Just got in, had some pilchards on toast, and now I just thought I’d close the day by step by stepping that red heart piece I whizzed through today. Forgive me if I write fast; Mr Selfridge is on and I really must catch up! Harry has got it all going on! Anyway, from the beginning. Nothing worse than turning on the telly…
Hi there! Better late than never, eh! Well, it’s Saturday evening, we really should have left for Peterborough by now, but I wanted to blog before we go. So I came upstairs to make a card, and right at the last hurdle, completely hashed it. Don’t you hate it when that happens? And it was going so well, too! “Oh drat!” I said, (or words to that effect). So rather than lose my hair over it, because let’s face it,…