Hello fellow crafters, this is my first post as a official design team member. You can look at mine and my fellow design team members blogs on http://stampncraftuk.blogspot.co.uk/.

Here is my card I made out of the fabulous Harlequin Christmas set.


I used VersaMark to stamp the two images onto white card, I then heat embossed them with Red and Gold embossing powder. Once then had cooled I distressed the background stamped image with frayed burlap distress ink and I also distressed a rectangle piece of white card slightly bigger then the main stamped image and layered them together on a blank white card. On the building of the main stamped image I have filled it with Stickles (Crystal) and coloured two snowflakes and a reindeer from a selection of wooden Christmas images. All items that I used on this card was purchased from Stamp N Craft.

Thanks for reading my blog, Much Love Sophie x

Thank you for visiting my blog. Much Love Sophie x

Hi, I have been away for a while, been busy working and trying to get motivated for my diploma assignments.
I managed to get away from the paperwork today and sneak into the craft room.
I had Wendy from Saturated Canary coloured in on my desk for about two weeks now. Here is my finished card.

I had a lot of fun making my latest project of the treasure chest. I saw a design of it at the Sincerely Yours craft show in Taunton. All I used was a plain treasure chest, two sheets from Graphic 45's The magic of oz collection, ideo-ology film strip ribbon and two adage tickets, a strip of red ribbon, a strip of bronze tinsel ribbon, a length of chain and distress inks.


I distressed the box using old paper, weathered wood and peeled paint to give it a old wooded effect. I cut out the 3x3 square on one of the 12x12 sheets that had all the characters and stuck that down slightly angled. From the other 12x12 sheet I cut out the wizard of oz playing card and stuck that along with the two adage tickets on the front panel.

 On the sides I cut the other two 3x3 squares out and glued them on and cut around them. I cut through the middle where the box opens (as you can see on the image below make sure you go with the box opening and not the grain, my craft knife wasn't having a good day so I have got to patch it up.)