Showing posts with label timeless portrait dsp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label timeless portrait dsp. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 September 2012

No more pillow box die :(

Apologies for the late post today... I have got a bit behind with scheduling posts this week as work slowly catches up with me.  If fact I'm a bit behind on the crafting too, but still have a few things to share with you to make sure you're making the most of the retiring products list!
 
More items dropped off today so make sure you check out the lists soon, here.
 
Another of my favourites is going... the pillow box die :(!  I'm not sure how life will be after it's gone, but I have seen the replacement product in the upcoming new catalogue which will be released in October and I don't think you will be too disappointed.
 
However if you don't want to miss out, contact me now to place your order and remember I'm offering FREE postage on orders of £45 or more for the rest of the month.
 
Here's a quick project created with the pillow box die from some Blushing Bride card stock (also retiring) and some of the lovely Timeless Portrait DSP papers which will also be gone after September, if not before.

 
I've also used the following products:
 
- Decorative Label punch
- Bird Builder punch (for the leaves)
- Boho Blossoms punch
- Basic Rhinestones
- Perfect Polka Dot embossing folder

Tuesday, 1 November 2011

Swinging on a tree

I'm still catching up from my weekend away to the Lake District...  the weather wasn't great but we still made the most of it, check out my blog here if you are interested.

So with little of my own projects to share with you here is an idea created by my upline, Cate.  She shared this make and take project at her last workshop.  The idea originated from an idea created by Natalie O'Shea which was CASE'd from Kimberley Van Diepen in the US.


The tree image is from a set called Forever Young, and I have seen so many samples made using this stamp set since it was released in the new catalogue.

I picked up the glass works that I made last weekend (see earlier post here) yesterday so check back tomorrow if you want to see how the finished items look... I'm really pleased :).