Decisions decisions.....

You all know what it's like.. you are at a show and have a set amount left to spend... and just what do you go for... you want everything... but have to make a decision - it's always so tough!... Well I have had the same dilemma this weekend over what stock to order! As ever I have my shortlist of what to next order.. and after several different contenders I've decided and ordered more Martha Stewart punches. I was blown away by the reaction I got from my customers when these first arrived this week - and having tried them out I can see why!

I've also finally got my beading order in.. so expect lots of lovely charms and beads and chains and watch faces.. oh lots of lovely things on their way.

It'll be a busy week sorting out all my new stock and getting ready for Needham Market next Sunday - always a fun event - if exhausting!... so you'll soon get to see some new projects on the blog where I'm preparing my demo and also for the workshop in July!
happy crafting
Jane

Clarity Stamps & Martha Stewart Punches

Yippee - the deliveries have arrived - so more Clarity stamps and new Martha Stewart punches have arrived... they are already selling very quickly so providing I have some left they'll be up on the website this weekend!

Stamping Workshop - 3rd July

Come join us at our workshop! It's on Saturday 3rd July 10-4pm in Harleston.

We will be doing 4 projects teaching you 4 different stamping styles and techniques.

Project 1 will be grungeboard bracelets (or if we can't get stock of grungeboard then Clarity stamp corners)
Project 2 will be stamping & colouring with Promarkers
Project 3 is Using Distress Inks
Project 4 is Big n Juicy ink pads with Brayers. This last project will be a duel project - a simple technique for beginners and some more advanced techniques for those a little more confident with their crafting.

More information on the website and you can also book and pay online.

Workshop charge is £15.

Come and have fun!

Jane

Golfer card

It's not long until father's day (20th June) so time to get planning on a card to make for your dad/grandad or perhaps for your other half for your children to give. A quick an easy card is this one with the golfer. We have used a fabric square panel. Simply take some scrap card (cereal packets come in handy!) and cut a square to the same size as your picture panel. Add some glue - pva/gluestick or even double sided tape and stick your panel onto the card. Turn it over and cut off a triangle off each corner to make room to then fold each edge over and stick to the reverse of the card. You can always add a little bling to your panel with some glitter applied over a quickie glue pen. Next cut a larger square of a matching paper and stick at an angle on a 6" square card. Then place your square panel on top. Sticking them at an angle hides any wibbly edges I've found as it can be tricky to get your panel mounted perfectly symetrically. As a final touch - my favourite one of 3 peel-off dots on each corner and voila!... a quick & easy card made. These fabric panels come in lots of different designs - so if golf isn't his thing.. you may find something else - and with 6 square panels for just £2 they won't break the bank either! Click here to see our selection of fabric
Happy crafting
Jane