London, Pelham Books Ltd, 1977 Hard cover brown cloth bds, top and btm tape marks to upper and rear bds, gilt lettering to spine, unclipped dust jacket, VG, a little wear to spine ends, lib. stamp to ffep, tape mark down front and rear pastedowns, also lib. stamps to title pge verso, contents clean and tight, lovely b/w illust.s by William Stobbs, leading pge edge block a little age marked and tanned, pp112 with Glossary to rear. "Uncle Remus was a story-teller with a genius for words: here are just some of his stories of Brer Rabbit and his family, friends and enemies, from those far-off days when 'de beastesses wuz santer'n 'roun' same like folks..."
Explore Heidi Selig's board "A cuppa" on Pinterest. | See more about Tea kettles, Tea cosies and Pottery.
Super-sweet and simple Cuppa Cuppa Cuppa Cake from Steel Magnolias on SouthernFATTY.com
Easy enough to make from memory!
Hello Stampers, Have you noticed the Have a Cuppa Suite of products from the Occasions Catalogue? There is the A Nice Cuppa stamp set, Cups & Kettles Framelits Dies. Have a Cuppa Designer Series Paper Stack, Bermuda Bay 1/8" Stitched Ribbon and Have a Cuppa Embellishments. I love how Stampin' Up! coordinates all the products ... Read More about Have a Cuppa
I think this stamp set, A Nice Cuppa, and matching framelits are going to see a lot of use, I am hoping Ava will want a tea party theme ...
accumulated Mao Mao drawings,,,
london, uk - aug 2023 - pic by @manon_gdrd
Hi everyone! This is Tina from The Scrappin Rabbit blog and I have a card to share using the Card Sketch 74 from the May Bundle. I...
I'm sharing a sneak peak of a new set of images coming out at Lili of the Valley featuring their new Odd Dog. And he's adorable. I may pos...
Have a Cuppa Tea Card . Free tutorial with pictures on how to make a greetings card in under 25 minutes using card. How To posted by Alison S. in the Papercraft section Difficulty: Easy. Cost: 3/5. Steps: 2
My LSS is having a contest this month to use the Abbey Road line of papers from My Mind's Eye. You just have to make a one or two page la...
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Nothing kicks me into high gear like an upcoming swap on Ravelry! (By the way... if you knit or crochet.. and you don't know what Ravelr...
A cake I made for a friends little girl. Layered chocolate cake with chocolate ganache and fondant. Shaun and Bitzer are gumpaste and the pigs and bricks fondant. Hay bale is covered with toasted coconut
Today I decided to finish off the spring/summer bits then clean the house from top to bottom followed by a big tidy-and-sort-out of my studi...
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Hello! It's time for another Creative Fingers Challenge and my inspiration for this challenge is a masculine card that has a real Australian influence. I started the card by creating the background with a simple watercolor scene that showed a large water hole, sandy plains and a distant mountain range. I used Ranger Distress watercolor…
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Hello everyone. This is Jean Manis, and I am back on the blog with a third project showcasing the Cuppa Coffee, Cuppa Tea Collection by Sharyn Sowell. In case you missed my previous posts, you can find them here and here. Today, I have a coffee-themed card showcasing the Cup and Beans set. On this CAS card, I used the design principles of repetition and proportion, along with the design element of color. The dies in the Cup and Beans set can be used to create big cups, small cups, and in between! I die cut the coffee cups using the Cup and Beans set from white and red cardstock. I cut the beans from brown cardstock. To create the coffee cup handles, I nested the circle dies in the set. I adhered the cup handles to the backs of the coffee cups and adhered the assembled cups and the beans to the card base, on to which I had stamped a coffee-themed sentiment. The principle of repetition brings unity and cohesiveness to this card design, while the change in size and color of the coffee cups adds variety and playfulness. Spellbinders Supplies: S3-346 Cup and Beans Other Supplies: Cardstock: Neenah Solar White 110LB, Taylored Expressions Toffee, Taylored Expressions Cherry Pop, Taylored Expressions Chocolate Truffle; Stamps: My Favorite Things Coffee Break; Ink: Stampin’ Up; Glue: Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive Thanks for visiting!
