Ex-Independent stampin' up! demonstrator uk, since 2010 Handmade cards, Rubber stamping, stamping techniques, card making ideas, Stampin' up Stampin' up, card making inspiration, scrapbooking, papercrafts.

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Ex-Independent stampin' up! demonstrator uk, since 2010 Handmade cards, Rubber stamping, stamping techniques, card making ideas, Stampin' up Stampin' up, card making inspiration, scrapbooking, papercrafts.

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Wednesday, 2 May 2018

Remarkable You. Magnolia.

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This is another of the stamps in the "Remarkable You" set that took me a year to notice in the catalogue. I think this flower ...

Monday, 5 April 2010

An Apple for the Teacher... Not Quite....

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A thank you card for the teacher who puts up with the tears, the tantrums, the snotty noses, the nits, and childhood diseases our children...

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Laura: United Kingdom; I've been a crafter for as long as I can remember, My first memories of crafting are from when I was 7 years old and making dolls clothes from a red flannel shirt I found on the rec. As a child I always watched Blue Peter for the crafting section. I remember the presenter making dolls house furniture out of match boxes, paper fasteners and sticky back plastic. I so wanted to make those projects but was always told we don't have the materials. Once I started earning my own money my crafting passion grew. I started with sewing and painting and went on photography. I also tried many other crafts along the way, jewellery making, costume making and felting to name but a few. 20 years ago I was introduced to stamping. I was never any good at stamping so my stamp collection was packed away for years. until I found stampin' up. I learnt so much about inks and papers and I found out why my previous attempts at stamping were unsuccessful. These days I have made up for my lack of materials as a child. I love to share my crafting experiences with others.

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