A few weeks or so ago I shared a good luck card that I made for a colleague at work who was soon to take her driving test. Happily, this week I needed a Congratulations card for her! Woohoo, way to go Hannah. As I've been working away in Birmingham the last few days...
I found out at the weekend that I'd missed the birthday of a dear friend (told you this month is really busy for birthdays ), added to that, her lovely hubbie is quite under the weather … so I got busy. If you remember, I only used part of my Sale-a-bration Heartfelt...
It's March and a very busy month for Paper Dolls birthdays I enjoy having a specific person to create for, especially when it's other crafters - that really raises the bar. I decided to make a card in a box for my teammate Krista: The card in a box base was made of...
I've got double the fun for you today - a couple of mock croc handbags. It's the same basic Petite Purse, same Decorative Dots embossing folder (133520 - free with £45 purchase during Sale-a-bration) and same tag but some slight variations to decoration and trim....
SATURDAY 12 April 2014 1.30PM – 3.30PM Those of you who know me know that I have enough craft stash to open my own store (and that's not counting my online one that SU! help out with) You'll also know that I absolutely love the quality of my SU! crafty goodies....
Time for another SUDSOL sketch challenge for my inspiration. This week it's this: And here's my take on it (the vase of flowers looks dark brown but it's actually shiny gold ): The card base is an A6 landscape of Baked Brown Sugar. Strips of Watercolor Wonder Washi...
I used a Stamp-a-ma-jig to position the banners for the pattern on my card today but if you also have the freebie Banner punch, then you could simply punch them all out and position them in the same way … much easier! The card base is an A6 landscape of Smoky Slate,...
Another masculine birthday card for you today. I think that although there's a dainty little bow on it, the fact that it's made with baker's twine rather than ribbon gives it the ruggedness it needs what do you think? The card base is an A6 portrait of Chocolate...
MDS is a great way to make subtle changes to stamped images that would be much harder to achieve with real life stamps. Here I was able to change the spelling of “gray” on one of the See Ya Later stamps, to “grey”. There are multiple ways to achieve the same results...