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Hey crafty friends,

I have set up my event for this Friday’s Come Craft With Me LIVE stream, and realised that I never did share last week’s CCWM project on my blog! What a silly sausage I am!

I had such a blast on last weeks show – firstly – our audio worked a dream! YIPPPPEEEEE!! WOOOHOOO! I cannot tell you how happy that made me (and Craig, even more so!). Also last week was the first CCWM since we launched Heffy Doodle stamps! And after a fantastic start to our kickstarter campaign, I was kinda on cloud nine!

When I was designing these stamps I really wanted to bring you guys a new stamp brand that you (AND I) could use alongside some of our other favourite brands. So in this CCWM show, I used both Heffy Doodle and Lawn Fawn products to demonstrate how beautiful they go together.

We had a little vote – should these critters be picnic-ing at the beach or in the forest? This week Craig did some magic and made the comments appear on the playback screen, which means that everyone who doesn’t get a chance to watch it live will still be able to keep track of the conversation and interactions! Hope you like that new feature – we’ve had great feedback so far!

And as you can guess  – the beach won!

For this card, I used the simple stitched border dies, the stitched cloud backdrop & the ocean hillside pop up die (all from Lawn Fawn) to create this beach scene. I added some distress ink to create the beach.

I used the Blah Bunny dies from Honey Bee Stamps to create my own plaid picnic blanket. I am so thrilled with how this turned out! Super cute!

I used a selection of stamps from my stash to create the dashed, dotted and solid lines.

I added a croc and a bear from Heffy Doodle stamps, along with some accessories such as the cake, the wine glass and wine bottle, and for the beach accessories I used some Lawn Fawn stamps in my stash.

I used Critters of the sea as well as Life is Good from Lawn Fawn – and I love how these stamps work so well with one another.

I struggled for a while in regards to a greeting – but it all paid off in the end! I love this message  – it is from a super old stamp set called Everyday sayings from Hero Arts. oh… and the sun is from the Sunday Strolls set from Mama Elephant. I am glad i added it in the end!

If you missed the LIVE stream, don’t worry – you can watch the video playback above. It is fun to put on in the background when you get crafty!

There is another Come Craft With Me coming up this week. Every Friday, at 9 pm BST / 4 pm EST, you can find me over at the Hungry Heffy YouTube channel.

Here is a sneaky peek of this weeks card – it will be a teacher thank you card, and once again I am mixing and matching different stamp brands together to create an extra fun card! Click the photo to go to the event  and you can then tell YouTube if you want to be notified when the show goes live. <3

Sending big crafty hugs

xx

Lesley

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Friday is nearly here! I would be LION if I said I wasn’t looking forward to it!

I hope you guys will join me for this week’s Come Craft With Me YouTube LIVE crafting show. Friday nights 9PM BST / 4pm EST.

We are nearly half way through our BIG Heffy Doodle REVEAL week, I am going to be playing with another set on my LIVE stream so you guys can get a first glance at this fun set! I am making a slider card using the ink brush blending technique and I will also be having fun creating masks using post it note paper. . ***Rough supplies list below.***

Did you also see that the Heffy Doodle Blog is now live?! So FUN! And don’t forget to sign up at heffydoodle.com to be notified when the Kickstarter goes live!

Rough supplies needed in order to make a similar card

– rectangle dies / paper trimmer
– post it note or masking paper
– copic markers or other colouring medium
– ink and some ink blending brushes (I use cheap make up brushes from the £1 store)
– oval die, or something similar
– slider die – or a craft knife and ruler (You can also use a circle punch to get the rounded edges)
– Hearts stencil (optional)
– embossing paste and fine glitter OR versamark + holographic embossing powder
– some cute stamps
– a penny or similar size coin
– Copic friendly ink – I use memento tuxedo black ink
– Sakura glaze pen in black (optional)
– MFT Replenishment slider mechanism OR a foam pop dot
– other basic supplies such as card, scissors, glue, die cutting machine (if using dies / embossing )

If you click on the video above, or hop on over to YouTube, then you can ask to be notified when the stream goes live.

Hope to see you then!

ps. this post will be updated with more photos after the stream! 🙂

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Friday is nearly here! I can BARELY wait!

Join me for this week’s Come Craft With Me YouTube LIVE crafting show. Friday nights 9PM BST / 4pm EST.

I am sneaking some more Heffy Doodle stamps this week as I create a fun on-the-edge shaker card. I used the We R Memory Keepers FUSE tool, but I will share other ways to achieve a similar result so you can still make a similar card. ***Rough supplies list below.***

Heffy Doodle is a new stamp company that is launching on Kickstarter on 3rd July. Please support Heffy Doodle stamps – top quality stamps and dies, with fun whimsical designs that is sure to make you smile! Sign up at http://heffydoodle.com to be notified when the Kickstarter goes live!

Rough supplies needed in order to make a similar card

– rectangle dies / paper trimmer
– yellow & brown patterned papers / or ink up some while card with yellow & brown ink
– watercolours / or marker pens
– glossy accents / clear dimensional product (optional)
– circle dies
– We R Memory Keepers FUSE tool OR zip lock bag, OR acetate, OR stamp pocket / CD pocket
– sequins
– embossing die / folder (optional)
– bear stamp
– adhesive foam / normal craft foam with stick it adhesive sheets/ sticky tape
– Copic friendly ink – I use memento tuxedo black ink
– copics – brown tones, and pink
– heart die or embellishment
– other basic supplies such as card, scissors, glue, die cutting machine (if using dies / embossing folders)

 

 

 

 

 

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