Back To Basics – Uploading Images to Cricut Design Space
admin Cricut have put together a very helpful list explaining how to upload your own images into Cricut Design Space. Back to basics has made a welcome return this month, and …
Derwent Top Tips for Using Art Materials
Derwent is all about innovation and creativity. These are two things which are really important to crafters, no matter your niche. You need you art materials to be able to …
Clever Prints – Stamping Fun for Their New Collection
When it comes to paper crafting, there are so many techniques and ways to have fun with colour, in this tutorial from Clever Prints, written by Emma Blake, we’ll …
Create a Space Cadet Card with Funky Fossil
We’re back with another exciting tutorial, this time from Funky Fossil. Using a variety of techniques, this tutorial will show you how to make the most gorgeous clouds, and a …
Back To Basics – Craft Yourself Silly – Part 2
Back To Basics is here again! Last month, we gave you Part 1 of Sewing 101 with Hayley Smith from Craft Yourself Silly, where we covered scissor & thread choices, …
Cricut Tutorial – Create Your Own Jolly Wall Art
Create some eye-catching festive wall art using Cricut Vinyl, the Holographic Rose Bubbles and Crystals Vinyls to give a stunning effect that will reflect light to add Christmas sparkle wherever …
Guest Showcase – December 2020 with Aly
December’s Guest Showcase has arrived! This month we’ve got the amazing Aly from Aly’s Stitchy Fingers joining us on the blog. Find out all about a day in the life …
Crafters' Spotlight – December 2020
Welcome back once again to your favourite blog – Crafters’ Spotlight! This is where we turn the spotlight on you, our crafting audience, who keep us inspired by your passion …
Top Sewing Tips from Emporia Patterns
Emporia Fabric & Craft have put together a very helpful list of Top Sewing Tips exclusively for Hochanda, from washing your fabric correctly, to using your unpicker, we’ve got you …
Button Making Guide – With Gina B – National Button Day
Up until the Victorian era, button making tended to end up with most handmade ones being unfinished at the back. These days, it is nice to cover the workings, especially …