If you visit our website at www.craftyindividuals.co.uk you will have seen that as well as selling our own range of products - rubber stamps, paper products, dies and masks, we also have a Must Have section, where we sell a variety of great craft items from other suppliers. One of our favourite suppliers is based here in the UK, and is called Tando Creative. Tando are about to celebrate their birthday, and to kick off the party they are having a retailer Blog Hop on Monday, 1st October. I think there are nine or ten retailers involved, and we are one of them. There are prizes to be won if you leave comments during the hop, and for further information keep an eye on their blog HERE. If you tune in to the various blogs on Monday you will see some great craftwork displayed by the retailers involved, all using Tando products +, as well as the opportunity to grab yourself some great giveaways.
Before I move onto some arty stuff images, I also want to remind you that our September Challenge will be closing in just over 24 hours time, so if you have entries to finish - better be quick! There will also still be time to use your 25% discount code after your entry is posted, as that will be good until Sunday. The Challenge details, and entries so far can be found in a previous post HERE!
Still with the Challenge theme in mind 'Last Days of Summer', I have made and decorated a little die cut booklet (using a Sizzix die for the Pro machine). This was fun, and I have images of all the pages to follow, hope you like it?!
This is the cover, and I cut a slit in the front and tucked the pointy edge in to close. I used elements from CI-278 to decorate.
Above are the inner pages, where I used a right old assortment of our products to embellish. I sprayed over our new FLORAL GRID MASK on each blank page to start with to add a bit of interest to the plain card and paper, and added more decorated papers using the masks to give some colour and then added the stamping, plus images from our BY THE SEA matt A4 sheet, and die cut bits and bobs, lace, ribbon and paper flowers.
Here are a few close-ups -
Helen Chilton has been very busy creating for the Challenge too. I have already shown you some of her projects in a previous post, and here are three more of her little delights.
In the central card Helen has used some of the same stamps as I did in my little booklet. In the other two items she has used one of our PRINTED TAGS (bottom), the birds from CI-248, and grass image from CI-207. The first card features a bird cage from CI-329. Thanks Helen!
My final two piccies tonight have been emailed from Isa Norris in Canada. I love this nautical tag -
How cool are those rolled up 'sea charts'?! The stamped images are from CI-294 - nice one Isabelle!
Now I'm off for a bath and early bed - we are off in the van to Port Sunny early tomorrow - hope to see you at the show!
Night all!
Jean x
Before I move onto some arty stuff images, I also want to remind you that our September Challenge will be closing in just over 24 hours time, so if you have entries to finish - better be quick! There will also still be time to use your 25% discount code after your entry is posted, as that will be good until Sunday. The Challenge details, and entries so far can be found in a previous post HERE!
Still with the Challenge theme in mind 'Last Days of Summer', I have made and decorated a little die cut booklet (using a Sizzix die for the Pro machine). This was fun, and I have images of all the pages to follow, hope you like it?!
This is the cover, and I cut a slit in the front and tucked the pointy edge in to close. I used elements from CI-278 to decorate.
Above are the inner pages, where I used a right old assortment of our products to embellish. I sprayed over our new FLORAL GRID MASK on each blank page to start with to add a bit of interest to the plain card and paper, and added more decorated papers using the masks to give some colour and then added the stamping, plus images from our BY THE SEA matt A4 sheet, and die cut bits and bobs, lace, ribbon and paper flowers.
Here are a few close-ups -
Helen Chilton has been very busy creating for the Challenge too. I have already shown you some of her projects in a previous post, and here are three more of her little delights.
In the central card Helen has used some of the same stamps as I did in my little booklet. In the other two items she has used one of our PRINTED TAGS (bottom), the birds from CI-248, and grass image from CI-207. The first card features a bird cage from CI-329. Thanks Helen!
My final two piccies tonight have been emailed from Isa Norris in Canada. I love this nautical tag -
How cool are those rolled up 'sea charts'?! The stamped images are from CI-294 - nice one Isabelle!
Now I'm off for a bath and early bed - we are off in the van to Port Sunny early tomorrow - hope to see you at the show!
Night all!
Jean x
Fantastic projects, love your book, gorgeous. I will see you at Port Sunny, I am heading northwards tomorrow for my first ever visit. Elaine x
ReplyDeleteDo say hello Elaine - its a great show! Jean x
ReplyDeleteSooooo unbelievable beautiful!
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Marianne MW
Gorgeous projects ! The book is bursting with detail and colour and the tag is just stunning ! I agree I love those little scrolls! Sue C x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects, I especially love the book
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful projects - all so inspiring! I agree those little scrolls are fab! xx
ReplyDeleteFantastic project Jean! the colours are stunning!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards from Helen and I'm delighted to see again Isa here with this gorgeous tag!!!
Bizz!!!
Love your book Jean, such beautifully rich colours and so much to see on every page. I also love Helen's work and Isa's tag is stunning.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Port Sunny, wish I could be up there with you.
hugs {brenda} xox
Love the book, so feminine, but then I also love Isabelle's historical tag. Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteAll the projects are great !!! Love your booklet and the cards from Helen. I'm very happy to can admire something from Isa again also, so beautiful tag !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day all... x Coco
Wow Jean, that booklet is a beautiful work of art. Fantastic. Love Helen's cards. All so different. That toddler looking at the beach huts is so cute. Isa's tag is lovely. Ideas for the men always appreciated. Thank you ladies for sharing such lovely projects.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous mini-book, such evocative summer colours... the other projects are great too - the nautical tag in particular is really special! Looking forward to hopping along on Monday...
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Gorgeous work! Great to see Isa's work again!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Wow gorgeous creations, I love all of the, but really loving your booklet amazing. Kerry x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stuff Jean and lovely to see you both yesterday at Port Sunny !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning mini book Jean, incredible detail.
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Lynne
Ahhh to be by the seaside a place I love! May just borrow you idea and make me a mini book for my seaside photos...well a few of the hundreds I have lol THank you for the chance to win gorgeous craft goodies!
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