Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Quick catch up...

At the weekend I was teaching in Reston, Virginia, at Angela's Happy Stamper. 

The classes went fabulously and the students were great. Unfortunately I didn't get too many photos 









I did manage to do a few more samples with my new Christmas stamps. Here's a few journal pages.











Enjoy xx

Saturday, October 11, 2014

Yayy…new stamps for you.

 A little surprise for you all this month. I have managed to sneak in two Christmas stamp sets. Whoop whoop.

The first is…One two Tree


And the second is Happy Holly Days


I've been busy, out on the road, but Jay, The Resident bit of Glamour at Reaveley Towers, has whipped up some samples for you.











How gorgeous are they ??

They have started shipping and will be in stores shortly.

AFTH have them in stock HERE

Enjoy xx

Friday, October 10, 2014

Fun at Betty's


Last weekend I travelled to Greensboro, to the lovely Betty's store.

Friday night was a "tea with the Queen" where they had laid on, cucumber sandwiches, pots of tea, fairy cakes and chocolate digestives. Yum.


Here I am with the staff and Charlotte the dog.


And heres Betty herself.


Love how they customised one of my stamps for the door decal.


Such a busy day, there wasn't room to swing a cat !!






And Sunday was even busier.


The lovely ladies, Drema and Wanda, brought in lots of tags they had made with my stamps…gorgeous .


And the lovely Vicki brought me a full set of markers that her and her daughter had made with the Crayola marker maker. How cool and thank you again.


Sunday was, thankfully, a lot quieter, but Charlotte still insisted on joining in!


Can you guess what we were making, lol.



 Here are the fabulous results, just before they take them home and add the finishing touches.
















Phew…a busy few days deserves to end with a visit to the Mother Ship, doesn't it??


I am now in Virginia at Angela's Happy Stamper, so hope to see you there.

Enjoy xx

Quote of the Century


"You are an extraordinary woman.


How can you expect anything ordinary to happen to you"


Louisa May Alcott