Today I am making a new page in my art journal, using some new Tin Teddy graphics in the process. I printed out the Tin Teddy Vintage 1920s Paper Dolls set and chose one of the little girls for the
Here is a tutorial to make a cute Mother’s Day card. There are links at the bottom of the page for many of the materials used. I purchased the adorable “Mom & Me” stamp set from Lawn Fawn ages ago,
Today I am making a mermaid engagement card for a very special couple. I am sure they will get lots of classy, sophisticated cards – so I am going for cutey and whimsical! I got the new Lawn Fawn “Mermaid
It has been very hot here in the last couple of weeks. Today though is much cooler, very nice, and I have been tidying my craft room and planning some new projects. Here are some greatsummer jJournal tutorial vVideos from
Here are ten tips for getting more out of your Silhouette cutting machine, whether the Cameo, Portrait or Curio. 1 Pesky Little Leftovers A Silhouette cutting machine is brilliant at cutting very intricate designs. But removing all the teeny
Yay, Tim Holtz is doing his famous Tags of the year blog posts in 2016. So here is my version of the January tag. First I used my trusty Tim Holtz Tag & Bookplates die to cut a large tag
Looking for some inspiration for your Christmas card making this year? Check out these ten great Christmas card tutorials from my favourite crafters on YouTube. Different styles, different techniques but all fun to watch and very inspirational. Cute Penguin Christmas
From today, 1st December, through to Christmas Eve, 24th December, I will be posting regular Christmas Cracker blog posts and more. Christmassy projects and tutorials, reviews and articles. The countdown to Christmas starts here 🙂 As with my previous Halloween
This is my entry for the November tag in the Tim Holtz 12 Tags of 2015 blog series. I chose to do a poppy themed tag in remembrance of relatives who died in the wars. For this project I will
Today’s mini tutorial is for a set of cute dog themed artist trading cards. The ATC background Cut four pieces of card to 3 1/2″ by 2 1/2″, the standard size for an ATC. I glued an old dictionary page