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I saw the gorgeous colour combo inspiration over at Winnie & Walter and decided to get out my Acrylic Inks. I taped down some... -
Hello there Crafty Friends! It's time for another challenge at The Card concept . The theme this month is Pumpkin Season. I've... -
I really love white on white, but I do find it a challenge. I prefer it with a pop of gold, silver or red, but this challenge is good for m... -
Hello again Crafty Friends! This card was inspired by the theme at AAA Birthday Challenge and all the Fall themed challenges. I die-cut the... -
Hi there Crafty Friends! This fortnight at Time Out Challenge , we want you to make a card inspired by a photo taken by Nonni. You can int... -
Hi there Crafty Friends. I'm on a mission to use my new purchases and NBUS stash. So here is a couple of cards I made over the last few... -
Hi there Crafty Friends! I'm trying build up my stash of CAS cards, so I've been entering more challenges. This one was inspired b... -
Hey there Crafty Friends! It's the first Saturday of the month, so we have a new Penny Black Saturday Challenge up on the blog. ... -
Hi there Crafty Friends! Here are a couple of cards I made today. This die set is so much fun to create with. I think the black, white and ... -
Hi there. Today I’m sharing a card for a few different challenges. I This amazing Poinsettia stamp is from Penny Black. I used vario...
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The Queen opening the new Royal Children's Hospital. I bet all the children were very exited meeting her, especially the twins Trishna and Krishna (don't they look great).
ReplyDeleteLots of people turned up in Fed Square to catch a glimpse - not me I'm not in to crowds. I can remember when I was at school we all got to line up and wave flags as she went past - it was amazing then, but my 13 y.o. daughter couldn't care less! It would have to be a young and glamourous Princess for her to take notice and even then she wouldn't care too much, as it is irrevelant to her life. So although it is inevitable we will become a republic, there are still many people who like to see the pomp and ceremony and just want to be there as it is part of history.