Have you checked out the Tin Teddy on Tumblr blog yet? Here I regularly post images of my crafty creations, bargain buys and things I think will interest my followers. It is a fun mixture of card making, art journals,
The Language of Flowers Part 7: S – Z
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
Tin Teddy at Etsy: 1000 Sales – Thank you!
A huge thank you to all the customers of my Tin Teddy graphics shop on Etsy. During the night I passed the big 1,000 sales mark, what a lovely thing to wake up to 🙂 The shop now has 52
The Language of Flowers Part 6: P – R
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
The Language of Flowers Part 5: M – O
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
Make a Decorated Pot with Old Newspapers
A very easy tutorial on how to make an unusual pot with junk from around the house. Scroll down for the video version! This is a really great way to recycle those glossy magazines and colourful leaflets. The pot I
The Language of Flowers Part 4: H-L
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
The Language of Flowers Part 3: D-G
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
The Language of Flowers Part 2: C
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly
The Language of Flowers – Part 1 – A – B
In Victorian times it was very fashionable to associate “secret” meanings with certain types of flowers. These connections weren’t very secret, as they were published in magazines and almanacs for people to use as a sort of coded language. Surprisingly