Papercrafting passion


These are the projects I made using the beautiful Heartfelt Botanic die and stamp collection. To make the origami box I used the Botanic Orchard decorative papers and stamps. I used the stamps on a piece of card and coloured them in, then used the matching dies from the collection to die-cut them. I decorated the box using the die-cuts – I’m delighted with the result.


Sharon Hudson


Heartfelt gift I made this wooden MDF


heart for my niece when she lost her brother Luke


“My husband Kevin


didn’t craft at all until he bought me a ScanNCut, which I was too scared to remove from the box! Now, he crafts with it all the time and has created these lovely makes – I hope you like them, I’m certainly very proud of him”


Sharon Noble Ode to my fave machine!


Locked away in a crafty haze, Oh, I could play for days and days;


In-built patterns and USBs, and let’s not forget free SVGs.


Now with wifi to stay updated, There’s no reason why we should be separated.


I could live in a ScanNCut show and just let my creative juices flow,


But for now I’ll steal half an hour, so I can make a cardstock flower,


While dreaming of eternity with my ScanNCut machine and me.


Den Hughes CRAFT CLUB MAGAZINE 9 E We love to hear


from our members, so get in touch to let us know what


you’ve been up to and what gadgets and gizmos you can’t live without


unexpectedly. I painted it pink with acrylic, used a stencil to create sun rays, and painted the three little birds to reference Bob Marley’s


famous song, as this was one


of Luke’s favourites. I included an angel for obvious reasons, and a Tom Holtz stamp from Create and Craft, which I cut out using one of your dies. I


put this make on social media to show my friends and now I have a long list of orders!


Prior to creating this, I hadn’t done any stencilling before, so it was a fun new adventure


that I thoroughly enjoyed. I’ve invested in some stencilling


brushes so I don’t need to use a sponge if I make anything


similar – the sponge worked but it was quite messy!


Lesley Flanagan


Creativity


Sharon’s 3D projects look the business!


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