Thursday, July 30, 2009
Basic Grey Blog Candy..........
Oh please everyone rush over to the Basic Grey Challenges Blog to get a chance to win some AWESOME prizes!!! Oh wow I would just love wrap my arms around all that yummy paper and embellishments
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
A Get Well Card......
I made this in about 15mins for an aunt who we were to visit in hospital. I just love the pale blue colours and combined with white. The bottom layer has white polka dots. I was so excited when I gave this to her, as her husband said "Oh what a work of art!!!", well I'm not exactly Monet - but I was so so happy to hear it :)
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
My friends ETSY shop....
No card today, just a 'plug' for my dear friend in the USA who has opened an ETSY shop here:
Sugar Pug Paperie http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7712373
Please take a look, she has some nice cards and cards sets you might like!
Sugar Pug Paperie http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7712373
Please take a look, she has some nice cards and cards sets you might like!
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
RECIPE WRAP.....
I don't have many "friends" to give handmade things to, so sadly I don't buy any of the gorgeous My Timeless Templates (maybe some day?) So I thought I would at least try a free sample.....this was for a dear friend I met through Papertrey forum who was an angel and GAVE me a anniversary set!! Considering she lives in the USA and I live in Australia - this is real "spreading love around the world".
This is the front cover.
I "cased" Dawn McVey's wonderful idea and made embellishments. This photo shows two of the six pages.
This photo shows all 6 panels of the wrap....... I made in Plum Pudding, Lavender Moon, Spring Moss & Ripe Avacado.
PS this was so so easy to make and I was so very happy with the end result. Highly recommend these templates to anyone.
I don't have many "friends" to give handmade things to, so sadly I don't buy any of the gorgeous My Timeless Templates (maybe some day?) So I thought I would at least try a free sample.....this was for a dear friend I met through Papertrey forum who was an angel and GAVE me a anniversary set!! Considering she lives in the USA and I live in Australia - this is real "spreading love around the world".
This is the front cover.
I "cased" Dawn McVey's wonderful idea and made embellishments. This photo shows two of the six pages.
This photo shows all 6 panels of the wrap....... I made in Plum Pudding, Lavender Moon, Spring Moss & Ripe Avacado.
PS this was so so easy to make and I was so very happy with the end result. Highly recommend these templates to anyone.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
ATG GUN & A WAY TO HANG THEM....
This is my new ATG and I decided prior to it arriving that I would like to find a way of hanging it, so to keep it out of the way when not in use.
Well the thought I had of making two holes in the lower handle turn out fantastic. I had hoped the plastic was sturdy enough and it was.
I used the tip of my craft knife in a little indent I found at the bottom on both sides. I then just swiveled my knife around quite a few times ( you will get some plastic shavings). When I was happy with the size of the hole, I repeated on the other side.
If for some reason you don't have these "indents", you could always measure and draw a dot either side with a marker. I then threaded a large needle with crotchet cotton (double) and threaded through the two holes and tied in a knot.
Here it my ATG gun hanging under my craft table on a plastic coated cuphook, which has been "pulled" open a bit so it's not quite as much of a "hook" and it makes it so easy to get the "gun" on and off quickly.
I really hope this little idea helps anyone reading and as it uses "thread/string" you probably have it is incredibly CHEAP.....meaning more money for craft stuff!!!
PLEASE PLEASE leave a comment if you could.......would be so nice to know this will help others out there :)
This is my new ATG and I decided prior to it arriving that I would like to find a way of hanging it, so to keep it out of the way when not in use.
Well the thought I had of making two holes in the lower handle turn out fantastic. I had hoped the plastic was sturdy enough and it was.
I used the tip of my craft knife in a little indent I found at the bottom on both sides. I then just swiveled my knife around quite a few times ( you will get some plastic shavings). When I was happy with the size of the hole, I repeated on the other side.
If for some reason you don't have these "indents", you could always measure and draw a dot either side with a marker. I then threaded a large needle with crotchet cotton (double) and threaded through the two holes and tied in a knot.
Here it my ATG gun hanging under my craft table on a plastic coated cuphook, which has been "pulled" open a bit so it's not quite as much of a "hook" and it makes it so easy to get the "gun" on and off quickly.
I really hope this little idea helps anyone reading and as it uses "thread/string" you probably have it is incredibly CHEAP.....meaning more money for craft stuff!!!
PLEASE PLEASE leave a comment if you could.......would be so nice to know this will help others out there :)
Thursday, July 16, 2009
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