Distress Ink and Distress Oxide pads give us a really easy to use for of watercolour that we can use to quickly add form and dimension to our stamped images. This project is all about working with one colour, and focusing on the differences between oxides and inks.You will need: […]
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The new and improved Foil Shield is finally here and is looking great. It has been a long wait to finally get the improved Foil Shield to a point where it is now ready for commercial sale. It seems such a long time ago when I first launched this as […]
Today we are making and using embellishments using your ScanNCut to make beautiful Autumnal cards. I have used a background that I created using Tim Holtz Distress Mica Stains; some 300gsm Papermill Direct All Media card; white and orange card; a pre-folded card blank, and some left over foam board. […]
Our internet is now back on track so we will be streaming at 8pm tonight (UK time) with much delayed goodies. Join us for some paper pricking fun and a few catch up bits and pieces. With the internet now back at full capacity, members projects for June are now […]
The Pastel Shades Paint Palette by Derwent contains 12 gouache-based colours. Here's what Natalie thought of them.
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Quite often, I'll hear crafters (myself included) saying that they have no set style of their own. This is something I've been pondering on as late; I haven't found the entire solution but I thought this article may help those of you with the same conundrum.
All print and cut methods consist of three important elements: the registration marks (on both the cut file and print out), the image(s) (on the print only), and the cut paths (in the cut file only). Keeping this in mind helps you to understand how print & cut functions.
These all fit either the Brother Universal Pen Holder or the 3D Fun Printz/Plannercraft Pen Holder (some both).
Time for a rethink, shuffle and change it all around. So get out your ScanNCut and have a play with a little warm up project