Hi Creative Friends: Exciting News! Online Class Alert:This is for the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine VIP Club Group. I’m teaching an exclusive...
Hello Creative Friends, welcome back to my blog today sharing a project created for Dusty Attic. This is designed on a 8x10 flat board canvas using the Mood Board color challenge for the month of September. Dusty Attic has released some awesome industrial/mechanical pieces, some of which I put together to create this project. Using...
HI Creative Friends and welcome back to my blog today sharing a project designed for 49 and Market. This is designed on the new Serenity CollectionI started with an oversized photo i felt the colors really suited this collection so I added in lots of laser cuts and florals. I used a chipboard title and layered it on to a laser cut and...
Hello Creative Friends and welcome back to my blog today as I share a card with you Designed for Elizabeth Crafts.With so many Holiday projects on my desk, i felt perhaps, although a bit early, I would share a Christmas Card with you, Using Planner Essentials 47 to cut out the tree, i cut it out 6 times, just trimming off the tree and i...
Hello creative friends and welcome back to my blog. Today I am sharing a steampunk vibe project for Dusty Attic. They have released anew range of Steampunk and Industrial chipboard pieces i so wanted to play with. So i designed this 8x8 on a flat board Canvas. Now i have to explain, i do not consider myself a mixed media artist, i like...
I am truly grateful for the retail connections i have.Fabulous store owner over at Stamplicity, which I have been working with for 7 yearswho continues to support me in my classes. Well felt i should support them too, I am doing aFREE FACEBOOK LIVE CLASSWorking with the Christmas Card Kit - Holiday Wishes form49 and Market and the Laser Cuts!You...
Hello Creative Friends and welcome back to my blog, today I am sharing a project designed for 49 and Market using some of my left over bits and pieces from previous projects.Maybe when you create projects you keep some of your larger left over pieces for future projects. I do not keep all of them, just the larger bits. And, that is exactly...
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