Carly's Glitter pot experience

I took my God-daughter Carly (8yrs old) for a craft lesson at The Glitter pot during half term we were making cards with the Forever friends stamps, as you can see on some she has used the pens direct and others she has watercoloured. This was quite good for her in reflecting later at how you get a different finish.

Kay Carley class

This card is from a copics class I did with Kay, showing that although copics are known for their
vibrancy you can also create more pastel images with them to. Their is a 2nd card which I have coloured but not put together yet - watch this space.

Jane Gill Class part 2

These cards were made in the afternoon, also using a Hero Arts stamp. the first card was
a straight stamp, the 2nd one used shrink plastic. Unfortunately we were given a stamp pad that did not work well and unfortunately smudged. Staz on should have been used.

Jane Gill Class

The cards above were made at a class with Jane Gill, it was a last minute booking and very
enjoyable. A Hero arts stamp was used and the blue one was stamped onto acetate,

This was a lovely card made at my fortnightly craft class, it used the cricut, tapestry stamps and stamping onto acetate.

This is the lovely card received from Jenny M for the August Crafty Cow swap
Theme was 'seaside

I went to a beginners class for Pergamano at the Glitter Pot (like to try something new every now and again) Unfortunately the tool used for the tag had some rust on it and it came off onto the tag but never mind. I was really happy with the card though.