Right here's the this'n'that round up:
It was my lovely god-daughters birthday last month so I made her a bunting banner with her name on it..
It started off life like this - a lovely little dress that I bought at the charity shop (reduce, reuse, recycle!), washed and ......
....ta-daaa!! its now very cute bunting for a very cute girlie. Her favourite colour? yep- pink! of course! lol
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I've started teaching a few classes at Hobbycraft in Chelmsford, only a few, its good fun... different style and products to the other classes I do.
First class was a 'Die-Cutting' class aimed at people considering buying a machine or who had one but wanted to know more. It was a mix of demo'ing the machines (cuttlebug & bigshot) and teaching. 2 hours of fun. Lovely ladies who went home happy (and inspired) - job done!
Here are a couple of the cards we made:
I'll be doing a couple more classes soon - I'll keep you posted.
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I haven't bought stamps for a while but in the past few weeks I seem to have bought loads a few - some I've bought just because they're soooo useful - like these from Papermania - big numbers.. You don't get plain numbers like these very often do you? they're about 3 inches tall - really versatile - just the outline - great for journaling, paper piecing etc. I bought all of them (£2.00 each and buy 2 get 3rd free! kerching! love bargains like that)
so i settled down on the sofa and just doodled inside the numbers - just to see how it felt, how easy it would be to fill the numbers with just black ink. like these a lot - just good simple BIG numbers. I'm sure there are lots of other filler patterns but they're for another day....
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Fantastic bunting - so pretty!! and I love those numbers - love love them, may have to track them down. like I need to spend more money...
ReplyDeleteFantastic bunting and what a good idea to reuse articles. I bet she loves it.
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