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Tim Holtz Distress Watercolour Pencils – Kit 1. These solid water-reactive pigments are ideal for watercolouring, shading, sketching and more. Colour direclty onto the surface and blend with water, or layer up with other Distress products.. This package contains12 woodless… Read more >
Tim Holtz Distress Watercolour Pencils – Kit 2. These solid water-reactive pigments are ideal for watercolouring, shading, sketching and more. Colour direclty onto the surface and blend with water, or layer up with other Distress products. This package contains12 woodless… Read more >
Tim Holtz Distress Watercolour Pencils – Kit 1. These solid water-reactive pigments are ideal for watercolouring, shading, sketching and more. Colour direclty onto the surface and blend with water, or layer up with other Distress products. This package contains12 woodless… Read more >
Derwent Inktense pencils are highly versatile water-soluble pencils which create vivid ink-link colour when combined with water. Apply the highly pigmented pencil direct to paper and add water for a finish which is permanent once dry. Is this on your… Read more >
Gums & Roses Watercolour Cut-a-part Sheet by Uniquely Creative. The A4 single sheet is printed on 250gsm cotton watercolour paper. No need to stamp or print, just grab your favourite watercolour paints, pencils or markers and get to colouring! Use… Read more >
Jasart Studio Premium Watercolour Pencils are simply the best watercolour pencils I have used to date! The colours are vibrant, and the application is smooth. The leads are bonded to the wood to prevent breakate, and when you add water,… Read more >
Today, let’s talk about embossing. Breaking it down to bare basics, embossing refers to a technique resulting in a raised area on your project. For those of us in the paper-crafting world, there are two main methods of embossing that… Read more >
Today I thought we’d talk about digital craft resources … essentially the way that digital resources have changed and affected and influenced us in the crafting community. In the last 20 years, I have seen a significant shift away from… Read more >
In the last episode (episode 19) we talked about preparing for handmade Christmas, and I mentioned my Christmas planner. I didn’t go into a lot of detail, because it would have been a very long episode, but a few people… Read more >
Today I’ve been thinking about one of the most common questions I see in Facebook cardmaking groups … “I’m new to cardmaking, what should I buy?”. The answers always intrigue me. Everyone is so passionate about what they think is… Read more >