Cape Craft Crazy

The second of my cards today.  This Kaszazz Snowy Reindeer Large 1199J stamp (Kaszazz is an Australian company) was coloured in using an a...

I know it is after Xmas but I have finally managed to get 2 cards downloaded onto my computer.  Been having problems with my usually trust...

A simple red and gold Christmas card.  The sleigh by Cottage Cutz is an easy one to die cut and it has some solid parts from an adhesive p...

I'm back after moving countries - what a mission !  All my craft goodies are still to be shipped and we are hoping to have them in the...

This cute snowman comes in a set complete with sentiments to fit in the board.  The image was coloured in using markers.

No, I have not dropped off the planet but I have been very busy with our upcoming overseas move.  I had no idea things could get this stre...

In the midst of creating my Xmas cards I realised I needed a birthday card and that I had given all the cards I have made away.  With movi...

A simple scene from using gold thread for this Form-A-Lines pattern. The sentiment is Hero Arts from the Merry Christmas Trees set inke...

The wreath is from a Penny Black set A Bright Tomorrow and it is framed using Spellbinders Circles.  To colour in the wreath I used Moment...

Another card using the Kaszazz image called Scarf Teddy. The background is The Crafter's Workshop Mini Tile Texture done in Distress...

Peachy Keen has such happy stamps and this little chap is no exception.  He was coloured in using Siren Smooch and Stampin Up Dusty Durang...

This is a Cottage Cutz die - Santa's Coat & Rack - from last Christmas which I received too late to use. I used scraps from my s...

Another Form-A-Lines card kit in which I used a multi colour thread for the carol singers.  The lamp was done in a silver thread with the ...

In an effort to get a number of cards done in as shorter time as possible I stamped out a lot of this Kaszazz Scarf Teddy stamp.  I reckon...

I coloured this cute snowman from Peachy Keen Snow Gifts in using Siren Smooch for the mittens and Distress ink Evergreen Bough on the sc...

Prick 'n Stitch is available in South Africa which makes it a lot easier to get hold of for me.  The main design was done using embroi...

Not sure if other crafters do this but I have little plastic bags with border punch left overs in.  It comes in handy when you need cir...

The photo does not do this card justice.  The thread used is a shiny silver and is quite a contrast against the blue card stock.  This car...

The Dreamweaver stencils are fun and easy to use.  I prefer using Distress inks with a finger sponge as I find there is more control this ...

I know, Christmas cards this time of the year, but I thought I would get an early start as the next 4 months or so are going to be quite b...

Yet another clean and simple card.  I used a card map from Card Positioning Systems blog and pulled out my Creative Memories wavy trimmer ...

This is a clean and simple card cased from  Kristina Werner's blog .  I used the following supplies : Spellbinders Petite Scallop Ci...

On this card I used paper from the DCWV Stack 7 pad and stamped it with a large Hero Arts Newspaper Background in Archival Sepia. The ba...

I saw a similar idea for this card whilst trawling through the various craft blogs and, seeing I did not have a suitable tree image, I ...

I love this MFT Let's Toast die and stamp set.  It is quick and easy to put together and looks good on a bottle of wine being used as ...

I was trying to find a particular stamp set the other day and came across a couple of large Impression Obsession stamps I forgot I had.  W...

This Hero Arts - Thanks Postcard image is one of those quick and easy projects.  I used Maroon Archival ink, cut around the image and past...

In my art lessons we have started using oils and at the end of each lesson there is always a little left over on my palette.  I have taken...

This is one of those cards I had on my desk for ages and built it up over time.  the background is done with Distress Stains, water and a ...

Memory Box dies are amongst my favourite with this one being no exception.  I have been experimenting with Zentangle  and thought the bird...