Here is what we were up to in January! I got my first samples of Bloom Street and made 8 layouts, a coptic book, and a mini album with ...
Even if you don’t have a job that requires you to work from home, everyone should have one (or more) little corners set aside in their home for creating, working and dreaming. This can be a reclaimed secretary that holds pride-of-place in your living room, or a small desk tucked under a window at the end of a hall. I
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Desk made with 2 IKEA ALEX drawer units and a custom top with a burned wine crate inspired logo. All IKEA SKADIS pegboard accessories available at our store Wannapig Crafts on Etsy.
I had a lovely time the other day colouring up some Christmas images and then didn't get in the craft room until yesterday. I am about a third of the way with a lovely LOTV cross stitch though. I have also been reading more lately and the garden has needed a lot of attention. It is looking really good now so just needs to be kept tidy. It had got overgrown in places and had loads of weeds and with being away for two weeks it took more time than usual to get it back in shape. I used a Little Claire image and sentiment coloured with Copics. I miss them and wonder why they suddenly decided to close with no warning. However I have several of their stamps to use. I used my fave Go Kreate frilly 10 large die for the card shape. The paper is First Edition Merry little Christmas and is a really rich dark purple. I used Dovecraft adhesive glitter card and some dies for the snowflakes. I used a clear sparkle pen on the baubles and Stickles on the fur.
Hello! This month at Power Poppy, the Power & Spark challenge is hosted by none other than my Darling Daughter, Kathy Jones so I just HAD to get into my craftroom and give this one a go. The challenge itself is pretty simple - make something and frame it. Well, I needed to make a birthday card for a special friend so picked the Power Poppy digi Camellias and printed it onto blending card, coloured it with copics and cut it into a large oval shape. I created the frame by using a Spellbinders Classic Oval die inside a Floral Oval die and pink cardstock then adhered it to the image piece. That was one frame. Then I made the card base out of white cardstock die cut with Spellbinders Decorative Labels Eight with an extra one cut and embossed over the top to make a second frame. I used some yummy pink paper from Maja Designs and die cut it with a corresponding Labels Eight, glued it all together with the framed image piece added with foam tape. Thanks for this great challenge, Kathy and many blessings to all the girls at Power Poppy. Thanks so much for coming to visit!
Ribbon chains are just like the old fashioned paper chains but made with ribbon. These are so easy to make and the kids can help too. Grab some ribbon in at least two colours but of course you can have as many colours as you like. Cut them with pinking shears so they don't fray, to the same length. Then just loop them and secure them by stapling them. Hang them on your tree or drape them around the room. The easiest but prettiest decorations ever! I think I'll pop these Under the Christmas Tree on Sunday , will you be joining in?
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Its been a while since I posted and I'm so sorry. The weather got nice and we've been spending most of it outside enjoying the sun. Here ar...
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