Jill at The Stamp Man is giving away some fantastic blog candy! The prize will be a choice from 3 of Kay Carley's recent designs, the go...

I'm sure I'm not the first person to have thought of this, but just in case anyone else hasn't, I thought I'd share it. I ne...

Another card made with the Brilliance Ink background. The flower stamp is from the Aspects of Design sheet "Summer Flowers", by Th...

I managed to catch The Stamp Man's recent show on Create and Craft, and really liked Jill's ideas for making backgrounds with Brill...

Taking the colour removal technique a step further, I made this. Using encaustic art card, the background was sponged with Distress inks, th...

Well, I've been a bit out of touch lately, having been away for the best part of two weeks, so I decided that now I'm back I'd b...

On my blog header it says "Crafts, photography, music and life in general." I've mentioned my crafts and photography, and the ...

I'm still intrigued by the notion that it's possible to create interesting backgrounds by taking colour off rather than putting it o...

My favourite season of the year is spring, when everything is bright and fresh and new. I don't like the dark mornings and evenings of t...

Some years ago I bought some art metal. At the time it was being used mainly for embossing, by stamping or tracing on to it and then marking...