Ewe'l Log & Blog Candy

Just a bit of fun as a Stocking Filler for Christmas

The gold roll is a 12 x 12 scrapbook paper cut in half then rolled into a cylinder and glued in place. the Ewe is made with a flower punch for hair and feet a tear drop punch for ears or a heart cut in half would do, the face is the Stampin Up Oval cut in half and the body is a Nestabilities circle, googly eyes and black cord for the legs.

This is what is inside my Ewe'l Log.

Linen Tea Towels from All Tea Towels did I mention I love these, they remind me of home when I was young.

Form-Ewe-La-One, I got a few of these in the hopes that Chris will help with the washing up as he is an avid fan.

This one just cracks me up, check out those cuties hanging on the washing line.

Al over at All Tea towels has given me 5 Tea Towels to give away (Ooooo Stocking Fillers)

All you have to do is head over there find your favourite design and come back and tell me which one it is.

I will then draw 5 people via Random Generator on Wednesday 25th November to receive their favourite.

Fundraising Announcement

DRUM ROLL PLEASE

So far you wonderful Crafters have raised

In Memory of Layton John Cleaver Meningitis Search 4 a Vaccine Campaign

I can't tell you how humble it makes our family feel knowing that there is so many caring people that have visited my blog and helped towards this very worthy cause.

For more information on this fundraising please click HERE

Charlotte Beauty

I used a brayer inked with pale plum ink onto the Victorian A2 embossing folder by Cuttlebug before embossing the card, then using the same ink I stamped the penny Black footnote stamp at the bottom of the card.

The Image stamp Charlotte was inked with Perfect Plum ink then I used a Koi Brush to draw the colour into the image.

recipe:~

Stamp: Charlotte by Stamp It, Penny Black Stamp, Footnote

Tools: spiral punch by Stampin Up, Embossing Folder Victorian by Cuttlebug, koi watercolour brush

Inks: Perfect Plum & Pale Plum both by Stampin Up

Card Cream By Papertrey Ink

Attention to detail...

The ribbon was a find I made in a local haberdashery, it is kind of weird, it is and open weave lace cotton and is very soft to the touch.

In Memory Of Layton - Your Turn

These are the cards I have created with the In memory of Layton Digi Stamps.

Now it is your turn to show me the wonderful cards you have created

I have a Mr Linky at the bottom of this, it is below the Add to Cart button, All you need to do is click on it and leave the URL link to the card/cards you have made with the Digi stamps

Add the URL to your card in the Mr Linky I will leave this on untill Sunday 22nd I will then draw 2 winners to receive from La Pashe a full set of the Flippin Christmas DIE CUT Decoupage.

Out There - In Memory of Layton

This is just 1 of a set of 2 Digi Stamps that have been designed in memory of my Great Nephew who died from meningitis on 27th October.
To help the Fundraising for Meningitis Search 4 a Vaccine Campaign and to receive the set of 2 stamps for a donation of just £4 click here

This is just one of the Digi Stamps that you get for a £4 Donation this is Out There by Mo Manning the the other is Little soldier by Jim Harker click here for further details

Little Soldier cards - In memory of Layton

This is just 1 of a set of 2 Digi Stamps that have been designed in memory of my Great Nephew who died from meningitis on 27th October.

To help the Fundraising for Meningitis Search 4 a Vaccine Campaign and to receive the set of 2 stamps for a donation of just £4 click here

Change of colours

This is just one of the Digi Stamps that you get for a £4 Donation this is the Little soldier by Jim Harker the other is Out There by Mo Manning click here for further details

Rememberance Day - The End of World War 1

World War 1 Finally ended.
The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918
Beyond the elation of the end of the War was the deep sadness of all the lives that were lost.
I think it is very apt that the symbol we use to commemorate this time and remember all those lost lives is the Poppy, growing wild in the fields that once held the battles, it's vibrant red and beauty to be worn on our left side over our hearts.

Lest we forget

In Flanders fields the poppies blow

Between the crosses, row on row,

That mark our place; and in the sky

The larks, still bravely singing, fly

Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the dead. Short days ago

We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,

Loved, and were loved, and now we lie

In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:

To you from failing hands we throw

The torch; be yours to hold it high.

If ye break faith with us who die

We shall not sleep, though poppies grow

In Flanders fields.
— Lt.-Col. John McCrae (1872 - 1918)

Free Download - Rememberance day

Build a Blossom for Rememberance Day

Rememberance Day is something that we fully support in our household and because of this I have made a Build a Blossom with a Poppy theme.

You are free to use my sheets for personal use but please do not share, alter, claim them as your own or sell them, instead link back to my blog for people to download them.

They are copyright.
Just click on the image and this will bring it to full size on your screen then save it to your computer.
The sheet will print to a normal size A4 sheet, once saved to your computer double click on the file then from the top menu on your computer click, file then print this will then print out the image