So it must be time for my traditional 31st Dec round-up, to bid farewell to the old year with some of my favourite creations from the past twelve months.
Yet again, I've continued to notice that many of my blogposts have no comments compared to the simpler click of a 'like' button on other Social Media platforms, which makes my faithful commenters here far more appreciated. I am truly grateful for anyone who takes the time to comment, however brief, and I do read every single comment.
So, as I sign off the year with a few of my favourites, I wish you all a happy, healthy and creative 2024.
So, as I sign off the year with a few of my favourites, I wish you all a happy, healthy and creative 2024.
1) I often struggle with colouring both white/grey and beards, which means I usually avoid gnomes but they seem to have been everywhere this year, and I've been tempted by some of the cutest ones! This Stamping Bella image was a particular challenge for me, because I decided to make him almost monochrome in my most dreaded colours!
2) Another gnomie, this time from Lee Holland's digi shop in a more colourful combo. I struggled a little with the beard but enjoyed the brights of his outfit and flower.
3) There's a theme going on here because I'm sharing yet another gnome. This card is probably my favourite from the whole year, and I was really pleased with how he turned out. Here's a link to the original Flowery Gnome card.
4) Moving away from gnomes for this card, I really enjoyed making this personalised card using an image from Amanda Jayne Digis and my Silhouette for cutting the name.
5) I have also enjoyed making some other styles of projects including this Festive cup/box which I made using my Silhouette. Assembling it was a little tricky, but I was pleased with how it turned out, and it's quite solid, so it could be used as a gift box.
6) I have also enjoyed my crochet projects this year, which have included my first jumper, but the project I'm most pleased with is this little guy (yes another gnome!!! I told you they were everywhere!)
7) And finally, a list of my favourites couldn't be complete without James Bear (Lili of the Valley) framed by some of my favourite NitWit Collection papers.
Well that's all folks.
I look forward to crafting with you next year, but for now, have a lovely New Year's Eve, and I'll see you on the other side.
