Winter Wonderland Challenge

The crafting frenzy continued yesterday but was interrupted by bouts of me going downstairs to watch TV. I have a small one in the craft room but unfortunately its broken. I have sound but no picture, as my brother said that now makes it a radio. I would laugh (I did actually) but the TV is less than 2 years old, that's bad in my eyes. I have an old style portable that is now 14 years old and still going strong, it just takes up too much crafting space, we'll have to see what the birthday bunny brings next week. Winter Wonderlands challenge this week is to punch it out. Who needs an excuse to crack out the nesties and punches, nobody. Here is the card I made and using one of my favourite stamps. Love him!

Comments

downrightcrafty said…

oh he is absolutely gorgeous I agree and I can see why you love him. That holly punch is adorable, I must go shopping :)
Thank you for joining us this week at Winter Wonderland, hope you will be back again on Friday for some more fun
Hugs Kate xx

5 July 2010 at 17:35

Lynsey said…

Great Christmas card Kathy! I can see why this is your favourite stamp! Thanks for joining us at the Winter Wonderland Challenge this week.
Hugs Lynsey x

6 July 2010 at 22:30

UK Scrappers Blog Hop

Welcome to the UKS Spring BlogHop! I hope you are all enjoying some lovely spring weather. You may have come to me from JimJams blog and her stunning mini book. If you lose your way, or have dropped in on me directly and want to follow the hop, you can see the full list with all the links here . ETA Remember to comment on each blog and then go back to UKS and comment there to be in with a chance of winning a £25 voucher, I am offering a vine for commetners on this blog. It is important that you include your UKScrappers name in your comment. I have created a page with some handmade flowers, I was inspired by the beautiful Prima branches, as usual I looked at them and thought I bet I could make those. This was my first attempt and I'm pretty pleased with myself. Also on the layout you should spot a lovely voile flower, some tiny pearl flowers and a couple of blossoms made from scallop circle punches. Although the bought flowersand vines are beautiful if you need to use ...

End of Summer Blog Hop

Hello to all you UK Scrappers blog hoppers, hopefully you have arrived from Ifa's blog, I have been a fan of Ifa's clean scrapbooking style, how lovely is that layout. Well the project I made is another take on what you can do with the vines I featured on the last blog hop. Often you see these things and think 'well they are lovely but what will I do with it'. Scrapbooking supplies are not just for scrapbooking. I bought a bargain frame from a 'cheap' shop and wanted to add a bit of va va voom to it.I thought it was wood so was going to paint and crackle it,, turning it shabby and planned to give it a vintagey theme. Well that went out the window when I realised it was plastic. Plan B then, I painted it with Gesso to give it a bit of 'tooth' so that whatever I did would grip. I followed this with a couple of coats of cream paint and sanded the edges. This was followed with a sheet of 12x12 cut down to the same size as each panel and glued ...

I have had quite a productive few weeks on the scrapbooking front, there is nothing like a retreat followed closely by national Scrapbooking Day and a few challenges that get your creativity going. I mentioned previously that I was going to Scrapstars and as usual it didn't fail to deliver, it was great to meet up and catch up with everybody. Tracee Provis was one of the teachers, she is such fun and this was one of the layouts she taught. I loved the fun colours and it was a great opportunity for me to scrap a photo from 37 years ago and my first girls holiday to Jersey. It was also my best friends birthday this week and a milestone birthday deserves a special card. She loves cakes, her garden and bling, luckily I got all of them onto her card.

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