Sometimes when buying new stash the packaging seems too good to throw out. Often I stash mine away thinking I'll do allsorts with it, but then I forget and it just clutters up one of my cupboards even more than usual.
This week, however, I had one of those light bulb moments when putting away one of my Inkadinkadoo stamp sets.
My storage drawer for my stamping wheels and stamps was in a real state with some of the stamps in the bottom because they had fallen off their flimsy storage sheets and some were stuck on top of each other - not good at all.
Suddenly it dawned on me that the strong packaging that my Rocka Blocks came in might be a perfect storage solution for the stamps.
Yeah it worked....
The packaging for the Rocka blocks was one of those lovely packs that you don't need to cut to get open and after opening you can press to close them again. One layer of stamps stuck to the top and one to the bottom. All the designs can be seen and there is even a space inbetween for an extra set if needed.
My favourite word - FREE - storage!
Call back next week for another top tip.
Ann xxx
Tuesday, 16 September 2014
Monday, 15 September 2014
Playing all day...
Had a lovely day yesterday playing with my Silhouette machine. Wow it makes box making so easy!!! It took me a while to do this as it was my first attempt, but I'm so pleased with the result I will definitely be making more soon.
The tea lights look a bit iffy even though they are new ones and real Yankee so I will be buying some new ones and a little tissue to overlap them too.
Materials...
- Silhouette cutting file by Tina on Facebook
- brown card with hint of gold
- papers from Christmas pad
- flower and swirl die Marianne
- pearl brad
- organza ribbon
- tag die by Spellbinders
- tiny sentiment by Inkadinkadoo
- ABC Challenge - tic tac toe - ribbon, sentiment and pearl
- Alphabet Challenge - pretty petals
Friday, 12 September 2014
Sad Day...
Today is the funeral of a very dear crafting forum and blogging friend - Tess Gully. We are all thinking of you Tess and missing you.
Materials...
Materials...
- butterfly tag - cut file from Silhouette Store
- sentiment and frame stamp Hero Arts
- black, white and silver mirri card
- butterfly bodies created using waste from peel off sheet
- Pixie's Playground Challenge - use your snippets (I'm thinking the peel off waste counts here)
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