Hi Everyone So I’ve been taking a little time to get some new release to you – but they are finally here. Not only has it been a busy time at the place I work during the week, I’ve also just adopted a Cockapoo – which believe me he’s kept me very busy – butContinue reading “New Releases: Picture This…”
Author Archives: Suzanne Porter
Going Back In Time; 18th Century Digi Stamp Release
For our latest Dig Stamp release we are going back in time to the 18th Century. Meet Miss Elizabeth – an elegant young lady dressed in her finest clothing. This is the second digi stamp in our historical fashion range. Below we will show you three different colour ways & where we found our inspirationContinue reading “Going Back In Time; 18th Century Digi Stamp Release”
Featured In Making Cards Magazine
We are excited to announce we have been featured in the September 2019 edition in Making Cards & Papercraft MagazineThere are lots of lovely features in this months addition including; a background stencil, free paper packs, a parchment craft magazine as well as the main magazine showcasing lots of wonderful inspiration. Freebies from Twinkle LaneContinue reading “Featured In Making Cards Magazine”
Christmas In July: Shading the Snowglobe Digi
To start we’ve die cut silver mirror card & layered the dotty paper from the Christmas Penguins Paper Pack – putting some purple glitter around the edge. Using the square nesting dies we’ve then die cut two frames – both the same size but one with silver cardstock and the other in pearlescent lilac cardstockContinue reading “Christmas In July: Shading the Snowglobe Digi”
Christmas In July; Snowglobe Penguins Inspiration
Our design team have been making some wonderful card samples using this weeks newest digi stamp release. The cute Penguin Snowglobe will make a wonderful center piece to any Christmas Card. Below we give you some inspiration on how you could use this fabulous digi stamp. Mowbray Designs has a used a snowglobe shaped cardContinue reading “Christmas In July; Snowglobe Penguins Inspiration”
