Believe it or not, I've made another birthday card using my Cricut! I made this using the design #M379C9 from the Art Deco cartridg...

I made this lovely pretty birthday card for my Mum, using my Cricut. I used a textured cream card as the base, and cut it using design ...

A family friend welcomed another gorgeous little girl to the world recently, so I put together this little card for them. I coloured in...

Confession: I've never really got "into" dinosaurs. They've always felt scary and not caught my interest. Dragons o...

Butterflies are such beautiful, delicate creatures. I wanted to send a friend a card that was butterfly themed to decorate her room, a...

I recently went through a pile of Craftseller magazines from a couple of years ago, and found in them a whole selection of craft pa...

I have such a fun, bright card to share with you today! With a hint of pink, lots of bright yellow, mandala patterns, polka dots and ...

Included in the large stash I inherited last year were an array of stickers. Now, I don't normally like using stickers on cards as ...

I was in Wilkos before Christmas, and found this amazingly soft, fluffy and brightly coloured wool by Yarnfair. I fell in love ...

I found the chart for this unicorn cross stitch over on Do Small Things With Love , and I thought it would make a lovely gift for a un...

If you follow me on Facebook , you may recognise the colour inspiration for this canvas, which I shared last month! When going thro...

Earlier this year, my husband gifted me a lovely book, Crocheted Bears by Val Pierce (it's actually part of the series "Twenty to...

I have had so much fun working on this commission for a friend! The inspiration was a lotus flower, India, bright reds, pinks and g...

Hello :) Two of the secret Christmas presents I crocheted (back in November!) were mug cosies. I was inspired by quite a few posts I'd s...

Granny Squares are lovely to look at, aren't they? I'm not a very girly girl, but there's something very happy about a range of...