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[...] , the third layer was her jumper and a little heart (too cutesy I know), and the fourth was the top layer, to do in black probably, with all the final outlines and details. Here's the top layer in [...]

[...] results. So I saved each stage as I went along to show the progression of the drawing on the top layer. I actually really like somewhere around stage 2 or 3 myself! [...]

[...] to control my feelings and control situations and other people) and I thought it was such a fantastic idea that if you try to hard to control something, it ends up controlling you. If you try too hard [...]

[...] pinterest from someone who had actually ironed fabric shapes onto the walls in their house! Fantastic idea! I hadn't really thought much about it until then, but really I suppose you can bond fabric [...]

[...] what I do, and as I've finished it now, I can reveal that it was 'The Handmade Marketplace' by Kari Chapin. If you are like me, you never seem to have the time to read through all the fantastic emails [...]

[...] some photos soon of that. It's messy and warped but it was really just for me to take to my ceramics class to make notes and it does the job fine! Spoonflower shop is here! (^u^) [...]

[...] I've just realised that I didn't share photos of some of the other things I made in my ceramics class, so I'm putting my two favourite ones here (^u^) And for reference, this is how small they [...]

[...] seen the work of Mary Blair before, and in fact I own one of her books, the simple and charming 'I Can Fly' - I bought it last time I was in Tokyo at Crayon House. So I knew I loved her work and I'd [...]

[...] therefore wipe-off-able and I can change it to a face, or whatever, if the fancy takes me. The big cat pot seemed to go down well with friends and family, and as my Mum and her husband are running a [...]

[...] a very long time ago, or possible it was even my Granny. Either way, I have a memory of some fabric frames with family photos in, made in cotton and rick-rack and ribbon so I thought I'd give it a go. [...]

I decided to dig out my old lino cutter and have a play the other day. I did a fairly simple drawing (below) which is actually quite unusual for me, I [...]

[...] behind... what vivid, awesome colours! You can find out better information about her on the cute website that was set up and run by her nieces HERE (see screenshot below). This site has a gallery of [...]