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Projects from me
Click the title under the image to automatically download a PDF. For personal use only, but if you want to use something as a class, let me know and credit me - if you make one, please share it with me - I'd love to see it.
3 inch Scallop Punch mini Mini
This PDF has the best spine construction. It is also great for very long names.
Traditional Word book from Cardstock

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3D birdcage Concertina Mini 

Sideways PBB Angled Pocket PBB 

C5 Envelope Mini Another C5 mini 

8.5x11 Album Z-fold Mini 

Vintage Minibook Calendar 

Coin Envelope Mini Folding Flower Book 
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Tag Archives: art journal
More drippy ink
A quick one – I wanted to share a few things. First, the fact that at least on my photo paper (which is Polaroid Canvas paper, 10 sheets, from the £ store) I am able to emboss on it. The … Continue reading
Playing with drippy ink
Yesterday, I got my delivery from a discount Art supply place – mostly pens for the lettering class, but also a beginners set of drawing ink. I was keen to have a play with these. They can be added to … Continue reading
More stamps – and samples
Here is the range of stamps I made from Fun Foam and QuicKutz dies: As you can see from the discolouration some of them have been used, a bit. I suspect it was sitting hunched over my desk working on … Continue reading
More about stamp-making for Art Journals
I have to warn first that these stamps are not what I consider to be fine enough for say cardmaking. They might make an interesting background but overall, when I made them I had my fledgling play with art journals … Continue reading
My stamps for my Art Journal
I thought I would share my results, and add a little info about the stamps. I will do more on this possibly tomorrow. This is the first page I made. I’ve finished it and done the writing – OMG that … Continue reading
52 cards – a year long undertaking
OK, so here’s the deal. I had a plan for 2012 – I had this deck of cards, which you mat recall from a triptych card I did last year: I wanted an interesting base to experiment with art-journaling techniques, … Continue reading



