A similar treatment for the second side. This time I used paper art doll shapes, organza hearts and more free machine stitching

A few buttons Free machine stitched flowers and trailing vines Some treatment of the bee with copper paint

I was going for a light and summery theme so I wanted a focal point that reflected the cobwebby stitching. I had a collection of wallpaper s...

I recently rediscovered the scrap paper paper that I did last year and have decided to turn it into paper fabric to make a clutch purse for ...

These sneeky little creatures have been stealing the apples from the windfall basket; I took these pics at the window this morning

Its cold, wet and quite frankly horrible here at the moment so I've decided to cheer myself up with an Etsy treasury. This one is entitl...

The leftovers from a delightful light dinner provide the perfect setting for a little bit of mini art. It seemed such a waste to throw away ...

After spending a delightful afternoon with handmade shop paper making decorative hearts it seemed a pity to waste the scraps that lay on the...

Give Fleece A Chance Today wool enthusiasts Amanda, a.k.a. AmandaSainsbury , and Ann from TheTeaCosyShop bring the challenges facing Britis...

Isn't it wonderful what rainy weather can do for your creativity. I just bought a load of millinery flowers for a mass hat making sessio...

These lovely little dolls were inspired by some enchantic paper little doll pendents in Belle Armoir. Originally they were simply going to b...

Photographs from my Artweeks 2010 exhibition