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Wednesday 30 April 2014

Visible Image Sweet Poppy stencil and Ryn Water drops





Oh I do like these stamps from Visible Image.  I bought LOADS at Ally Pally and a Sweet poppy stencil and just wanted to come home and play ...this is the result I WILL be Buying more of these xxx





Love these stamps.  Hope you like what I have done with them xxx have a crafty day xxx

April workshop crafty makes.




Bright colours this month was the order of the day after the dreadful rain .....coughs colds and bugs that have been doing the rounds . However the ladies and gent did express a desire to have a play with the water drop Designed by Ryn and the very popular Butterfly Set by Hobby Art and here are just a few of the samples from our blending workshop hope you like them.




The bottom card I added a few butterflies to and a few crystals just to add a bit of sparkle.

Wednesday 23 April 2014

Cards from Remembrance Set.







Just to show that Cards CAN be made using the Remembrance set and it doesn't have to be JUST for remembrance Poppies come in a variety of colours from red and blue to yellow and orange.....Here I have used blue to turn the poppy into a Himalayan poppy .....I hope this give you a little inspiration.








Now onto Butterflies and Grasses.....The grass is a stand alone silhouette  stamp one of those useful stamps that is a must have in every stampers stash not just for foreground but using second or third generation ink as a background stamp too.

The Butterfly set is a delight I have had great fun with it and we will be using it tomorrow in my workshop So many lovely and very different images 13 different butterflies and 2 different saying's
15 stamps in all fantastic value ......go and have a look I know you want too xxx

St George's day Hobby Art Samples World War One Layout.









 

The layout came to be when I saw the beautiful set of Remembrance Stamps From Hobby Art, and this being 100 year Centenary of the Great War I decided to do a Scrapbook page....easier said then done oh the stamps were fab and the inspiration was there the problem was the photos!
Having asked around my family and drew a blank yes we had Uncles and my Granddad was there  in Flanders Fields...but alas no photos. Back to the drawing board. Then we saw a friend of ours  Ted who kindly offered to let me use copies of his family Photo's Took a week to get them to me Then I hurriedly went into town to have them scanned so I could keep the originals to give back to him ....That done I bought a sheet of gift wrap with postcards on changed the dates on the post marks and away I went.  TED BILL AND VICTOR are names of My Uncles who where born before War war broke out indeed Uncle Vic was Named for Victor Kitchener of  "Your country needs you"  fame . The remembrance set is another easy set to use not just for cards as I hope I have shown here....