24 days to create a Christmas Village: This year we are doing Christmas Crafting a little differently. While we have our paid Christmas Crafting Weekend, we also wanted to do something for our followers throughout December. Create a Christmas Village with us Starting on 28th November, you will be able […]
Natalie
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It’s not often I can write a blog for the ScanNCut from a place of knowing nothing… but there’s a first time for everything. I’ve never quilted before. However, as a former fashion and textiles student, it’s about time to brush the dust off my sewing machine. Let’s brave the […]
For this tutorial, we will be gel printing a T-shirt an inkjet image transfer sheet from PPD. I used a 8×10” gel plate; alternatively, you could use an inky plate using less ink. Printing the transfer Start with a base of Saltwater Taffy Distress Ink, and brayered to get a […]
Chocolate Baroque stamps are fabulous for paper style journalling with their intricate detailing and fantastic sentiments. Combine them with intricate dies, a limited colour palette and simple stencils to create journalling pages to express your thoughts and feelings on paper.
Urban Grunge: Today’s inspiration comes from me! No live from me today as my Mom has been poorly, but rather than leave you without, here’s a written piece instead x Rather than treat the diecut as houses, I went more urban grunge for this piece. You will need: Pretty Arty-Tecture […]
So, this blog piece is actually three in one; August has been a mad month in both good and bad ways. Busy times can affect your mojo so I’m here with some inky inspiration. Here, are my three projects all in one go for this month’s blog; this time the […]
Fashion: A glance back in time This is a project in two parts: the first is print making and a little mixed media to create mini fashion prints; secondly, putting them together in a frame or mount to finish the process. This project originally featured as part of my role […]
Christmas Crafting In previous years, typically on the hottest day of the year is when I start making may Christmas cards. This year, it could be a bumper year if the predicted temperatures are correct. Here’s my tips for staying cool while crafting… Keep warm or strenuous activities to cooler […]
