Sunday, October 18, 2009

Hjem & Hobby 2009 ( Scraporama)


Scrapbook Outlet is coming to Hjem & Hobby at Lillestrøm on 7th & 8th November:)
It is possible to pre-order and pre-pay for your items, so that you pick-up your stash at the show....That's what I am going to do;)

Monday, July 20, 2009

Whiff of Joy "Henry Celebrating Mouse"!


A birthday card for a friend:-)
Paper & chipboard numbers are Basic Grey. Image stamped on aquarelle paper and coloured with water coloured pencils. I added some clear glitter glue to make the sprinkles on the cupcake shimmer. I customised the flowers using beads and Diamond Glaze.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Whiff of Joy Blog Candy...read on!

Katrina at Whiff of Joy is taking pre-orders for new Autumn stamps! Go ahead and order yours or put a link on your own blog, so you get a chance of winning the new set:-)

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Maggie & Hamish!



A couple of cards I made using Sugar Nellie stamps.
Images were stamped onto heavy card and coloured with my Prismacolour pencils and blended with Sansador & paper stumps.
I'm not good at using lots of embellishments on cards, but that is just me;)

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Christmas Birdhouse

A covered birdhouse for Christmas.
The roof and tiles are Doodlebug Chenille paper. Other papers are MM Noteworthy.
Project was designed by Moniek Jannink. I have changed a couple of things from the original design:-)

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Baking Tray Advent Calendar

My first finished project from Scrap-a-Ganza-LOL! It has taken time, but now I have finished one, I just want to plough my way through all the other unfinished kits (there are many-haha!)
This is an advent calendar using magnets to "stick" the date decorations to the baking tray.

The class was taught and designed by Fanny Delobel using Junkitz Christmas paper designed by Theresa Collins.

I didn't stay for the whole class as I had a shoulder injury and in a lot of pain, so I missed out on finishing the project like Fanny's. I added my own chipboard letter and found a couple of Santa stamps from my own stash instead.
The tray was painted in acrylic cream paint, then distressed using sandpaper and walnut distress ink.
I love the finished product and can't wait to put it up with the rest of the Christmas decorations later this year:-)