This spooky ornamnent has been made by the delightful Louise Crosbie using Blankboard Cubes, Distress inks and assorted Hallowe'en stamps. It makes a great seasonal decoration and was quick to make.
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Ruth Philps has made this layout using My Mind's Eye Lost and Found Union Square papers. Tjese lovely ppaers combine vintage images and glitter accents.
Vanessa Banks has been making Layouts using the My Mind's Eye Portabello Road papers. This one uses the papers along with Prima flowers and bling swirls, some heat embossing, glitter, a load of inking and sewing. There are two more Layouts using these papers in the New Additions section of our Gallery.
Vanessa Banks has been playing with the new My Mind's Eye Lost and Found papers - Union Square. There are more layouts by Vanessa and Ruth Phillps using this gorgeous paper in our Gallery.
Ruth Phillps has made this gorgeous Layout using Prima Annalee Papers. Full instructions for making this LO can be found in our online classes.
This is another LO using those Prima papers. Don't they match that dress wonderfully well!
Three big boxes of new stamps designed by Jo Capper-Sandon, and by Penney / Torrente for Stampotique Originals have arrived and are safely unpacked, phew! To celebrate Jo has made this rather spooky card for us. She used:
Batty - but cruelly chopped of his little legs!
Sun, Moon, Clouds
Twinkle Bat
Tree
She used Distress Inks Bundles Sage, Stormy Sky and Weathered Wood along with Memento Tuxedo Black to create the night effect, stamping is also in Memento Tuxedo Black with touches of Adirondack Willow and Versamagic Thatched Straw. Copics were used to colour the tree, and a white pen also came in very handy dotted all over the place!
Joanne altered a Square Shadow Box to make this baby Memory Box to hold objects from her youngest son's birth. There is a picture of his feet, a copy of the birth announcement, his hospital band and a champagne cork. To make the Memory Box Joanne painted the lid with acrylic paints (blue and white) with a sponge, then over stamped it with Scrolls Work's Background Words stamp. She then made a lining out of thin white card stamped with background words using pumice stone distress ink. Next Joanne made holes in the top of the box with a crop-a-dile and added string to hang, and finally added some photo corners to hold the photograph.
