After making one of these tea bag holders for my friend a few month’s ago,
which you can see HERE, she asked if I could make another for one for
one of her tea drinking friends.
These are really handy to keep in your handbag to use when out and about.
I used a free YouTube tutorial from Claire at Beautiful Things
which can be found HERE
The fabrics I used were Aldi fat quarters.
Hand crafted cards and sewing projects made for friends, family, bespoke requests and challenges!
Wednesday, 30 December 2020
A Tea Bag Holder
Wednesday, 23 December 2020
My 'Inspiration Scribbler' Card for 'Scribbles Designs' - Sparkle and Shine
Today, I am sharing my 'Inspiration Scribbler' project, made for the
Monthly Scribbler's showcase of Scribbles Designs Challenge Blog
where the theme this month is 'Sparkle and Shine'
I embossed a piece of green holographic card and glued it directly onto
the card base. After colouring the die-cut image with Promarkers and Stickles,
Promarkers
Creative Crafting Uncles - Christmas
Do-Al(I) Kreatives - Winter Wonderland
Friday, 18 December 2020
New Home Card
Tuesday, 15 December 2020
A Bit More Time to Craft Challenge #130 - 'Anything Goes'
A new challenge starts today at 'A Bit More Time to Craft Challenge Blog'
where the theme is always 'Anything Goes'
The products I have used are:-
Lozzy’s Gear Time digi papers
EK Success Punches - Small circle and 3 small circles
Card Deco - Happy Birthday
Promarker
Challenges entered:-
Crafty Catz - Anything Goes
Creative Fingers - Anything Goes
Cute Card Thursday - Anything Goes
Thank you for visiting my blog today.
Janice x
Friday, 11 December 2020
My Time to Craft #447 - Monochromatic Christmas
Watercooler Wednesday - All About Occasions
Cardz 4 Guyz - Traditional Christmas
Thank you for visiting my blog today.
Thursday, 10 December 2020
Male Birthday Card
Friday, 4 December 2020
Winter Wonderland Christmas Challenge - Anything Goes
A new challenge starts today at Winter Wonderland Christmas Challenge Blog
where the theme this month is 'Anything Goes’
Here is my design team card...
The challenges are held on the first Friday of each month.
whatever themes and products you would like to as long as it is Christmas related.
Also, there is no sponsor this month, but there will be still be a top 3 (or more)
and the winner will be joining us as a Guest Designer for two months in
February and March 2021
The products I have used are:-
Docrafts Xcut Tri-Boss Embossing Folder - Strictly Christmas/Winter Frame
Joanna Sheen Signature dies - Pillar Box
Promarkers
Janice x
Wednesday, 2 December 2020
Male Birthday Card
I found the idea on Pinterest.
Friday, 27 November 2020
My Time to Craft #446 - Christmas Animals
A new challenge starts today over at My Time to Craft where the
theme this fortnight is 'Christmas Animals'
Here is my design team card...
I embossed the card base with the folder, added the stamped image
coloured with Promarkers, which I then raised on 3D foam and finished
the card with a couple of red gems.
Ellibelle's Crafty Wednesday Challenge - Christmas
I Love Promarkers - Anything Goes/Optional - Christmas
The Paper Shelter - Christmas
November Rudolph Challenge - Anything Goes
Christmas with the Cuties - Feature a Creature
Penny Black Saturday Challenge - Anything Goes/Optional - Tic Tac Toe
(Die Cut/Embossing/Clean & Simple)
Monday, 23 November 2020
My 'Inspiration Scribbler' Card for 'Scribbles Designs' - Layer it Up
Today, I am sharing my 'Inspiration Scribbler' project, made for the
Monthly Scribbler's showcase of Scribbles Designs Challenge Blog
where the theme this month is 'Layer it Up'
Crafts -Too Embossing Folder - Snowdrops
Die-Namics - Pierced Rectangles
My Favouite Things - Mini Tabs Foursome Die-Namics
Christmas Crafts All Year Round - Family and Friends
Creative Craft Cottage - Christmas/Winter
Digi Doodle Studios - Christmas/Winter
Girlz Creative Crafts - Christmas/Winter
Papercraft Business Challenge - Christmas
Daisy Chain Challenge - Christmas is Coming
Creative Knockouts - Winter Wonderland
Thank you for visiting my blog today.
A Crocheted Infinity Scarf
Moving on from teaching myself to crochet pumpkins which you can find HERE
(if you haven't seen them already), I set about trying to find myself something
a bit bigger to make, which would still be good for beginners.
I found THIS infinity scarf on YouTube, designed by Melanie Ham.
I knew that crochet stitch names differ between the U.K. and the U.S but this
pattern used only one type of stitch, so it was manageable for me.
After calculating how much yarn I needed, I bought it online
from The CheapShop in Tiptree, Essex.
the Batik Elements Double Knit range made by Stylecraft.
I also used crochet hook size 5mm.
Melanie's instructions are very clear and easy to follow, and
it was really useful to be able to pause the video as and when you need to.
I'm pleased to say it didn't take me too long to complete, so I started making
another one straightaway, using the 'Platinum' shade which I bought at the
same time. I really love the colour combinations of this yarn.
I am definitely enjoying this new hobby in Lockdown 2.0, and will be
looking for more projects to make.
Janice x
Friday, 20 November 2020
Birthday Card for a One Year Old
Sunday, 15 November 2020
A Bit More Time to Craft Challenge #128 - 'Anything Goes'
A new challenge starts today at 'A Bit More Time to Craft Challenge Blog'
where the theme is always 'Anything Goes'
Friday, 13 November 2020
My Time to Craft #445 - Good Luck
A new challenge starts today over at My Time to Craft where the
theme this fortnight is ‘Good Luck’
few gems to finish.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Janice x
Wednesday, 11 November 2020
Crocheted Pumpkins
I taught myself to crochet just over 40 years ago when my sister was expecting my first nephew. I could already knit and thought it would be nice to crochet clothes for him as well.
Sadly, I only managed a make one matinee jacket (do babies wear those anymore?) which seemed to take me ages to crochet, so I quickly decided it wasn’t for me and gave up. Knitting was certainly much quicker and easier for me, and would enable me to make all sorts of clothes for him.
Fast forward to this year, when I decided to give it another try. I found some pink wool I had from making pom-poms with my great nieces. I bought myself a crochet hook, watched Bella Coco Crochet tutorials on YouTube, and practiced the different stitches and made a couple of Granny squares.
Monday, 9 November 2020
Birthday Card for my Nephew
Friday, 6 November 2020
Winter Wonderland Christmas Challenge - Things with Wings
A new challenge starts today at Winter Wonderland Christmas Challenge Blog
where the theme this month is 'Things with Wings'
Here is my design team card...
Spellbinders Nestabilites - Large Deckle Edge
Promarkers
The Works paper pad - The Colours of Christmas - Authentic