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Typically, I’m late with my Sunday Favourites post this week! I’ve got a reasonable excuse; I’m currently having a big clear out ready for Spring, so in my spare time I’ve been preoccupied with that. Actually, today’s post is very much influenced by my “clear out”. While sorting through drawers and boxes I have of [...]
The festivities are almost over, along with the year, and we’re all looking back over 2011, getting ready to look forward to what 2012 will bring. As usual, I didn’t complete anywhere near what I wanted to do this Christmas in terms of crafty projects. I have, however, achieved something more important – I have [...]
Quixotic Paperie: Authentique, My Mind’s Eye & New TGF Stamps!
It’s a great start to the week here, product-wise! We’ve just taken delivery of… THREE gorgeous 6×6 paper bundles from new company AUTHENTIQUE. These are absolutely gorgeous, definitely a company to watch! A HEAP of stunning new 6×6 paper pads from one of my personal favourites - MY MIND’S EYE. Plenty to choose from here! And [...]
Remember the adorable Peekers illustrated by Elisabeth Bell for SCACD Stamps? I’m sure you do, as they have proved very popular! Well, we’re back again with more of these delightful images, in Elisabeth’s second collection of Peekers from SCACD Stamps. Over the past week the SCACD Team have been previewing the new collection, and these cuties certainly seem [...]
Remember the adorable Peekers illustrated by Elisabeth Bell for SCACD Stamps? I’m sure you do, as they have proved very popular! Well, we’re back again with more of these delightful images, in Elisabeth’s second collection of Peekers from SCACD Stamps. Over the next few days, the SCACD Team are previewing the new collection, so make [...]
This morning, I suddenly realised that the last time I blogged was a week ago! It really doesn’t seem like that long! So, what happened to me? Not much really, apart from feeling a bit under the weather for a few days, and generally being busy. Unfortunately the combination of not feeling one hundred percent [...]
