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Hi crafty people, I promised a while back to some more detailed posts on different colouring methods. Today I want to share with you how...

Seeing it is a Bank Holiday today and the sun is out what better to do than a bit of Bee-utiful colouring!!! I have taken the main Bee...

A bit of colouring today, with a LOTV digi stamp. I managed to get it as part of a bundle recently that they did for their birthday...

Today I want to share with you a real mantlepiece pleaser card. This card delivers a message that really is a thought we should all...

I have been having some colouring fun, using some Lili of the Valley (LOTV) digi stamps. As I have said before there is something so...

Todays card started backwards… On a recent trip to the Range I managed to get the Crafters Companion Woodland Friends 12x12 paper pad for...

Here is a lovely Molly Harrison Fairy coloured using my Ohuhu alcohol marker. I have used acetate and Stickles to add the glitter to the...

So following on from my post yesterday of the mischievous chickens, and the fun I had colouring them in. They then escaped from the piece...

A bit of fun today colouring in using stamp set #407 from AALL and Create. I used both Spectrum Noir alcohol markers and then overlaid...

I thought I would share with you today a couple of home decor/ upcycling pieces I created using a lampshades from a Charity Shop. This...

Today I wanted to share with you some samples I made using a set of Rare Earth stamps. I am a card maker at heart but love to also use a...

Today I felt like a colouring kind of day. I have a lot of new stencils I have not had a chance to use so I knew I wanted to use them in...

28 February 2021 There is nothing better than colouring to relax the mind, you become totally absorbed in it and everything in the ‘real...

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