I've had an aimless week although not because I have nothing to do. I've lost track how many times I have set myself a task to do and then find myself sitting watching Netflix an hour later with that task still not done. I get so frustrated when I feel like this but I also... Continue Reading →
The colouring challenge at The Daily Marker is nearly at an end. For yesterday's entry I pulled out my Groovy Cats stamp set by Woodware and set about creating a shaker card. First, I worked out how much of a boarder I wanted and lightly drew it in pencil. From there I could work out where... Continue Reading →
A year ago my lovely hubby bought me a set of Faber Castell Polychromos coloured pencils. A year later I still felt totally out of my depth with them so I have used the 30 day marker challenge (link here if you wish to know more) as an excuse to push myself a little harder with... Continue Reading →
I've been a little slow posting on her over the last week. The kids have been off school on their half term holiday so I have been busy baking cakes and playing games. I have however made sure I still had time to do my colouring so I could continue with the 30 day colouring... Continue Reading →
I'm still here - just. The last few weeks have been crazy bonkers. I suppose it's that time of year. I have never know so many school Christmas activities that needed so much parental input. Different activities for each child on different days, various birthdays including mine and the usual round of paediatrician appointments. The... Continue Reading →
I went to Cornwall in August and as ever had to take craft/art supplies. The kids don't cope well with going away (the uncertainty of new places etc) but at the same time they love it. At the end of the evening I needed something to relax with to try to forget about that day's drama and... Continue Reading →
While still in playing mode (my last blog post) I decided to dust off my hot glue gun. I had bought some glittery coloured glue sticks in Lidl and thought it would be a fun distraction for my 6-year-old to see what happened when they melted. Don't worry she was under strict supervision and I mainly used the... Continue Reading →
The Artisan Duck 