Card making ideas

Our mums do so much for us everyday, whether it’s help with domestic chores like washing our clothes or cooking our dinner, or just simply being there to listen to our problems at the other end of the phone, they really put themselves out to do all they can for us. Being a mum is a full-time job and we only get one day each year to thank them for all that they do, so this year go above and beyond, and show her how much you care by having a go at making her one of these amazing cards. | Still…

My husband, Tim, inspired this week’s Papercrafting Playdate idea. We celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary last week and I was the recipient of one of his amazing handmade cards. As always, he impresses me […]

Hi everyone, Welcome to my blog. Thanks so much for popping in to see me. Last Saturday, I featured this card for a blog hp with a theme of "Harvest Time". Today I'm back with the video tutorial for you and as usual I have gone with a different colour for the video. Back to using one of my favourite colours - Polished Pink! Teamed with some of my favourite Brights colours. And just a little bit of decoration inside! To see my video you can watch by CLICKING HERE or on the image below. Hope…

Tarjetas y cartitas

Creating Christmas cards can be a joyful activity for kids. With colorful paper, stickers, and a sprinkle of imagination, children can craft delightful and unique holiday greetings that spread cheer to family and friends.

Creating floating elements for your cards couldn’t be easier! With just a few products and scraps from your card stock stash you’ll be creating floating elements for your cards in no time. Check out my YouTube tutorial below. See other examples of floating elements and ways to use the leftover pieces to these cards. More details to follow soon! Facebook

Hi crafty friends :) I’m sorry that it’s been a while since my last post, but I’ve been on babysitting duties for my grand children as its been school holidays here. So now everyt…