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On a recent trip to York one thing on our 'bucket list' was a trip to Heavenly Desserts for their dessert tapas.  This was so indulgently delicious and something we are planning to do again in the near future.  I...

First take the sheet of Fig Swirl card stock and cut two strips measuring 1” x 12” of the teal swirly paper. Ink the edges with Iced Spruce Distress Oxide.  Adhere one of these at both the top and the bottom. Cut...

I don't very often deviate from my usual cup of tea when I go to Café Nero but once a year, when Christmas Shopping, I like to sample one of their special Christmas hot chocolates. I started this page by...

First take the yellow card stock to use as your background.  Next take the Colour Crush pattered paper with the text on and cut a 9.5” x 10” panel. Next cut a 2” strip off the long edge. Cut both pieces with...

Hello, I'm here today to share a BIG Birthday card I have made using products available from The Mad Scrapper. A full list of products is available at the base of this post. It's a 6x8 white card base. I’ve...

First take the Sparkle and Shine heart paper and trim it to 11.5” Then gut the central panel of the coral coloured cardstock leaving a 1” frame. Use the gutted piece to mount your 4” x4”  photo.  Raise this on foam pads and place...

First I took the sheet of Evergreen cardstock and gutted a centre panel leaving a 2” border. Next I cut a square measuring 10” x 10” of the Vintage Ornaments paper and I mounted it on the Evergreen frame.    I...

I love this photo of our daughter, grandson and myself on a train to York.  It was truly a meeting of generations as we were on our way to introduce him to my mother (who is 95) and Ezzy was...

First take the sheet of Carrot Cake card and gut a large central panel to leave a frame. Next cut your Coconut Swirl card down to an 11” square. Mat the two together.  Now cut a diagonal section from the starry...