Organisation and inspiration

I think organisation clears the mind, tidy work space tidy mind. I have always liked solutions that make my crafting easier and quicker, and this one from Connie Stewart has to be the best one that i have found for ink refills

And on that note, I was also organizing my wardrobe and came across a dress that i had not worn for at least ten years, it is from a big department store on sale and i have never worn red before but I loved it, I had also purchased a small gold handbag, so that inspired me to create this card that i really liked once id finished it with the patchwork perfection dies from Tonic studios, red and gold card and a small sentiment from my stash.

 

Hope you like it see you soon.

Papertake weekly challenge

All about the base
Im so pleased to say that i am a guest designer for the next few weeks on Papertake weekly challenge, and the challenge is to create a card that is not a square so here is my interpretation of the breif hope you like it and enjoy the challenge.





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Baaa humbug

Get it, baaaa humbug!!! never mind my sence of humour isnt as great as the designers of these stamp sets this is another instalment of the Lawn Fawn christmas stamps available from Once upon a stamp.

They also come with dies that cut out the images, and you get lots of images to one stamp sheet

Jo Austin and I were sat up most of Friday night playing and its something we haven't done in a long, long time. It was so much fun and I think tiredness got the better of us and we ended up in fits of laughter.

But in the end we ended up with some wonderful creations and here is one of them called Baaah humbug available from Once upon a stamp and also come with matching dies, they are quirky and fun and who ever receives them will love them.
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Supreme Sandown

I may be biased but Esher in Surrey is such a beautiful place on its own but it also boasts a beautiful racecourse called Sandown. I thoroughly enjoy visiting this place and i know its one of my Paul's firm favourites, 

I saw a lot of my favourite people, Barbara, Jan to name but a few, but there were so many new favourites that are and have been for a long time Tonic aholichs.

The workshops were very busy as usual but the theme of faeries was not new to our crafters they had already gone out and bought the dies, and thoroughly love them.

So the only thing that i could say was a problem is that we couldn't fit enough people in, ladies were saying we could have done with doubling up the spaces.

A good thing was that most of them really didn't want to leave and we found ourselves planning to meet again at the next exhibition. I love my job!!!

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