I love using this little set of stamps to creat clean and simple, one layer cards. It's fun to mix and match the plants and containers f...

I love how a piece of cardstock can be transformed into a fabulous cards with a couple of cuts and a few score lines! Even better when they ...

A squidgy octopus isn't usually my first choice when it comes to card making, but there are a few people in my life who absolutely love ...

I used a stamping platform to build up all the different colours in this image, starting with the green ivy at the bottom of the fence and t...

Feathered Nest is the very first clear stamp set I designed and manufactured. I still enjoy using the set, particularly with watercolour pap...

I didn't want to wait too long to use the flowers I coloured a couple of days ago. (Things have a way of going missing if I don't us...

I'm always looking for different ways to use my stamps, dies, and other papercrafting items, and one of the easiest techniques is to sel...

These little elephants are easy to colour and work well for lots of different occasions. I think this guy would be super cute on a baby card...

To make my eucalyptus branch look a little fuller, I stamped and coloured a second image, then fussy cut some of the leaves to position on t...

I've been enjoying some of my older designs, including this cute little elephant all dressed up for her ballet class. I've even give...

This year I've set myself the challenge of creating a card a month using this little elephant image.  I'll base each card on events ...

Have you tried this technique yet? Bright colours on a dark background? I personally prefer black, but you could also opt for a deep blue, g...