Christmas Ornament Card

Hello, everyone!

I am back to share with you my Christmas Ornament card I created for my GDT spot at Crafty Boots Challenges blog and I am really thrilled and honored to be a guest designer today at this amazing challenge blog!

I was so inspired by their wonderful challenge theme 'See the Wood for the Trees' and this is what I came up with.

Altered Handbag

Hello, everyone!

I hope you are all safe and well and have a wonderful day!

I am back today to share with you my first project using the sun printed fabric.

I was asked a while ago to 'do something' to cover the logo on the simple shoulder school handbag. 

That 'do something' I understood as Anything goes like project tee hee :)

I put my thinking hat on and this is what I came up with.

Faux Rust Card

Hi, crafty friends!

I am sharing with you a mixed media card I made for my wonderful blog friend and a super talented teamie Autumn for her birthday!

I decided to use a faux rust technique with some of my favourite dies and to create my own patterned paper as a background. 

Here is what I came up with.

Rustic Glam challenge at Anything But Cute

Hi, crafty friends!

I am back today to share with you my project I created for our new challenge at Anything But Cute! 

Our lovely and talented Niki is hostessing the challenge this month and she has chosen the theme 'Rustic Glam'!

Here is what I made for the challenge inspiration:

Christmas Gift Bag

Hello, everyone!

I am here today to announce that our new challenge at Stamps and Stencils has just started!

Cec is hostessing the challenge this month and she has chosen the theme 'Tag, Bags and Boxes'.

She describes her challenge theme this way:

 With Christmas coming up and the gift buying underway, we are going to need something to wrap them in.  Let's make some mixed media tags, bags & boxes that will be as treasured by the recipient as the gift itself.  Don't forget to include some stamping or stenciling.

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I have decided to create a Christmas gift bag and here is what I came up with: