How Can You Resist?

Have a look HERE to find out more about the technique I used for this card...

And if you'd like to have a play with a new CARD KIT, have a look HERE, such a nice and cheery kit, and just in time for Spring : )

Have you seen THESE?   Don't they look fabulous!!!

And while you're there, don't forget to have a look at all the NEW PRODUCTS that have arrived at CRAFT QUEEN, including DISTRESS INKS!!!! 

There's also new PAPERS! ( and clever Nicole has taken the guess work out of the picture by putting together a bundle of matching ribbons to go with those beautiful papers)

So there you are, lots for you have a look at...enjoy your weekend, and don't forget to CREATE  : )

Another Tutorial...

Go HERE to find out what these are...

New Tutorial

I have a new tutorial over at the CRAFT QUEEN blog,  HERE

It's Up...

My STAMPBORD tutorial is up, have a lookie HERE
My thanks to the lovely people over at STAMPBORD (thanks Lindsey) for inviting me to have a play, & also a big thank you to Rachel (of DARKROOM DOOR) for sending me the new "Fashionable" set to use in this project. I really think DARKROOM DOOR images & STAMPBORD tiles are the perfect mix, don't you?

Quick Paper Flowers Tutorial

My apologies in advance for my first attempt at a tutorial, you may direct any & all complaints to my friend Sandie (this is for a competition she has organized HERE in her blog)

I chose to re-use a "post pak" tough bag, it's a postal envelope, white on the outside, but a lovely kraft colour inside, & some white tissue paper (the kind that shoes are stuffed with, in our household everything gets a second life!)

Step 1: Cut open the recycled envelope.

step 2: Using a circle punch, punch out desired amount of circles.

step 3: Cover circles with some glue.
step 4: Scrunch up some tissue paper & press it down to glue it to the circles.

Step 5: Trim the tissue paper off the edges.

Step 6: Ink the edges & add a button (or some other embellishment of choice)

Step 7: Using scraps of green cs & zig zag scissors, cut some leaves.

Step 8: Using a stylus/bone folder, shape your leaf, & add some ink to the edges.

Step 9: Now you're ready to stick everything down to your project...


BB blue & green cs, kraft cs is back of envelope, pp is DCWV, "Happy Birthday" is from THIS set (Darkroom Door)

I hope you were able to understand all the steps :) These flowers are so easy to make, & are a great way to use up bits & pieces in your stash. Try using some pp instead of tissue paper, & you could add some rhinestones to the centers instead of buttons...

Thanks for visiting my blog, & don't forget to go forth & create :)