Apothecary Art

This morning I want to share some cards making the the new Apothecary Art stamp set and Framelets dies. They match perfectly for some stunning results.

I adore these sets because they are so versatile.

Thank you for looking, I hope you like them.

Come and visit again soon,

Happy Crafting!

Introducing the new Summer Mini Catalogue

View the Summer Mini
Catalogue online

Twitterpated Hearts

A little sneak peek at something from the new summer mini this morning.

Twitterpated fabric and buttons with pleated ribbon.

watch this space for more on the new summer mini!

Rule Britannia

Playing with the Britannia theme from an earlier post, I was inspired to make another. I love the antique look of this card which was easily achieved with crumb cake ink and a dauber. It's also a bit of a sneak peak of something that is from the new Summer Mini Catalogue that is available from 1st May.

Name badges

I am going to a Stampin' Up! Regional training event on Saturday, there's numerous things we have to prepare before we go. One of them is to make our own personalized name badges. I had several ideas in my head but couldn't decide if they would work, so the only way to see was to make all of them!

I'm not too keen on the red and blue one but now have one dilema, which one of the other two do I take?

Keep Calm

A very quick post tonight,  just wanted to share a quick card i tried out. Using craft whisper white ink and clear embossing powder on real red cardstock.

Stamp sets used were Artisic Etchings and Clearly for You.

A Barrel of Apples

A Barrel of Apples

I love making & creating, I dabble with a bit of everything. This time I had an urge for apples. I stumbled on the idea of little 3D apples with a stamped centre. I used one of the stamps from the Fruit and Flowers set from the Spring Mini Catalogue (hurry if you want to order from this because it ends on 30th April.)

A mini tag was made with the eyelet border punch and a stamped heart from the Create A Cupcake stamp set (also from the mini catalogue), I attached it to the apple with some bakers twine and a mini safety pin.

To finish them off I made an apple barrel to pop them all in