by Carrie | Oct 31, 2020 | Autumn/Winter catalogue, Bags and boxes, Halloween, Occasion
So early on this week I realised we wouldn’t be getting our usual flux of trick or treat visitors this evening for Halloween 2020. I decided to make our immediate neighbours a little treat instead. I have used the same box making method which I shared on my blog...
by Carrie | Oct 27, 2020 | Annual catalogue, Blog hop, Designer series paper, Simple cards
It’s the final week of the Stampin’ Up! designer series paper (DSP) sale up until the 31 October 2020. I am blog hopping with some of the Tantalizing Stampers and today I’m using the Peony Garden designer series papers. Peony Garden Designer series...
by Carrie | Oct 24, 2020 | Annual catalogue, Birthday, Christmas, Tutorials
Welcome, today I want to share this pretty mini album with you all. I am really enjoying making other papercrafting projects at the moment as well as cards. I designed this album to give me a template that could be adapted for a variety of uses. Some of these ideas...
by Carrie | Oct 20, 2020 | Annual catalogue, Blog hop, Designer series paper, Tutorials
The In Good Taste designer series papers are sooooo lovely and there is such a variety of designs and colours – just see them below. How to make the treat boxes First choose a piece of designer series paper measuring 15cm by 15 cm (6″ by 6″). Other...
by Carrie | Oct 17, 2020 | Annual catalogue, Colours, Family, Other, Techniques
Sending a message of love and hope to family and friends during the tighter lockdown restrictions that have come in to play across the UK this week. I know for us personally we have enjoyed being able to meet some of our favourite people who live locally whilst...
by Carrie | Oct 10, 2020 | Annual catalogue, Colours, Techniques, Tutorials
Hi there and welcome to The Inky Nook with me, Carrie. I’ve been a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator for about 6.5 years now and I can’t believe I have not used this technique before now. This week’s blog post is going to explain how to do the reverse...
