Showing posts with label Craft Box UK.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craft Box UK.. Show all posts
Friday, 9 December 2016
Craft Stamper Magazine Take It Make It Challenge - Take A Theme - Snow and Ice
Just a little reminder that the current challenge over at the Craft Stamper Magazine Blog is underway. We would love you to share your Snow and Ice themed projects with us, just please remember to follow the entry guidelines and have stamping on your project somewhere :)
We have a great prize up for grabs from the.....
And as always one lucky person will have the chance to be featured in the magazine it's self, how cool would that be!
I've had fun with one of our very own Trish Latimer's Whimseygirl Two stamp. She makes a perfect Angel with lashings of Unicorn Sparkles and oodles of sequins, you know I love a sequin......
And with stencil numbers from the Tim Holtz thinlits collection, a few doodles from me and a little Evergreen Bough Distress Ink, she is all set for Christmas.
See you at the challenge.
Elizabeth x
Wednesday, 3 August 2016
Frilly and Funkie By the Sea
As you know I love anything Seaside related, so when I saw this challenge over at Frilly and Funkie I just couldn't resist joining in.
I started the canvas back in June but was never quite happy with it, even though it's full of lot's of lovely papers and embellishments, it just wasn't right.
I'd bought a magazine from Practical Publishing that came with papers, dies, stamps etc so my initial plan was to use these to make a card using the bathing belle, which I did. Then came the lightbulb moment!!!!!!!
How fab would that be as the focal point on my "never quite finished" canvas........job done another UFO completed, and a new canvas destined for my seaside themed sun room.
Labels:
Craft Box UK.,
Indigoblu,
Kaisercraft Dies,
Practical Publishing,
Prima
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Let The Words do the Talking over at Frilly and Funkie
This is my entry for the current challenge over at Frilly and Funkie where the theme is "Let the words do the talking"
I've used a mixture of Prima and Kaisercraft papers as they were a perfect match for each other.
I love the sentiments that Kaisercraft use in their collections they always get them just right. The butterfly was cut out from a left over scrap page and the flowers are from my stash. The clock was in the June box from Craft Box UK.
Thanks for looking
Elizabeth x
Labels:
Craft Box UK.,
Frilly and Funkie,
Kaisercraft,
Prima
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