My apologies, the link didn't work originally in my last post. So if you are looking for the Lilly Pond Lane PDF, the link has been fixed.
HERE it is, or you can find it on the original post.
My apologies, the link didn't work originally in my last post. So if you are looking for the Lilly Pond Lane PDF, the link has been fixed.
HERE it is, or you can find it on the original post.
***FIXED LINK***
Rach xx
Psst... want in on a secret? Want fabulous inspiration? Have you seen the sneaky sketches in the new catalogue? Check out our newest NEW AT SU! Blog hop and prepare to be inspired!
Hello everyone! Its been a busy week again here, with the cold weather hitting hard. A big happy birthday to my Dad, I'm hoping to catch up with him and my mum before they start travelling up north (to get warm) in their new van.
This weeks recap of crafty goodness....
Thanks again to everyone who pops in at my Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. I'm thrilled to see you all there and love getting messages and feedback from you all.
Rach xx
Welcome to the NEW AT SU! blog hop! We are a group of Stampin’ Up! demonstrators from around the world who are full of creative paper crafting ideas to share with you and get you crafting! Today we are showcasing the new In Colour range that has been released with the newest catalogue.
I was so excited to see a favourite and very sentimental colour come back amongst this collection, and that was Pretty In Pink! Alongside the other 4, this was actually one of the very first colours I purchased as a customer and new stamper about 17 years ago! So whilst pinks are not my go to choice, I’m most definitely connected to this one!
My card features:
The blog hop list is below, please pop over to see the other projects!
Thanks for popping by! I couldn't help myself, I even created a bonus project for my first hop... a slider locking box! Did you see it in the photos?
And yes, I recreated it for a YouTube tutorial. I'd feel honoured for you to pop over and have a look.... I think I will be making these, adjusting the size and design over and over because they are such a fun but relatively simple mechanism to put on a project. And I'm all about simple as much as possible.