Your picture frame can be any size you want, mine is 283mm x 283mm. The aperture is 207mm x 207. I happened to have a lovely decoupaged frame created for me by my sister, but it can be any frame. You can get some Continue Reading
I live in landlocked Middle Earth (Coventry), with my husband, cat Magic and dog Luna. I am originally a Dorset girl but found my way here over 25 years ago. I am extremely lucky to be able to say that Art and Continue Reading
Ingredients Studio Light – Ocean View Collection of 12 x 12 papers and 6 x 6 papers Studio Light spot stencil Graphic 45 Large Tag Die IndigoBlu – Vintage Gold Nuggets and Blue Lagoon Nuggets Calambour bronze Continue Reading
Hello, a quick and adaptable card/canvas from ‘The Making Lady’ from the North East of Scotland. Leonie was so clever in designing this stencil, it may be adapted and indeed added to in so many ways. The print Continue Reading
Stamperia are one of my favourite companies for papers and their mixed media products, they make it so easy and the designs are beautiful. Ingredients Stamperia cream paste Stamperia cream paste moulds Stamperia Continue Reading
Five Ways to Use Die Cutting in Your Art Journals I used to think of die-cuts just in terms of card-making – usually as embellishments or sentiments. But ever since I tried using them on my Art Journal pages, I have Continue Reading
Powertex is at it’s best when used to upcycle/recycle items we would normally pop in the bin. It is perfect for transforming everyday objects into a sculpture, either for the house or garden. When I was asked to Continue Reading
Hello, it is ‘The Making Lady’ from the North East of Scotland again. What is the saying ‘Out of the mouths of babes?’ I write to explain as this particular nickname (yes, there are more) was coined in my old Continue Reading
Hello from the North East of Scotland and Shelagh Metselaar. It has been some time since my work has been featured as an Ambassador for Hochanda but I’m back with a vengeance and have a selection of examples to Continue Reading
This technique idea came from a card that, a now passed dear friend, sent to me and I thought I would recreate the flower element for you. What you need: A prepared card base with decorative papers and a central Continue Reading
