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Hi I'm Sharon and I am addicted to crafting.I have a very understanding husband, three wonderful children, a cat called Jess, a dog called Max, 2 rabbits - Hazel and Dandelion and a fab. job running a craft shop, making wedding stationery, keepsakes and personalised gifts...as well as the numerous workshops, craft clubs and anything else I can fit into a day....I just love it.....hope you like my blog, it shows a little of what we do in the shop and a lot of who I am...please leave a comment as I love to see who has passed by. Thank you very much..xx

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Friday, 15 February 2013

Baby wipes workshop

This week I did a workshop showing our customers how to use baby wipes as another resource for backgrounds. I was a little apprehensive as I wasn't sure how they would come out and I hadn't had a lot of time to prepare for this workshop. I was totally blown away with the outcome. They were fab. I was so pleased with the outcome. i hope you like them to....




I hope you all had a good week.

Big hugs 
Sharon 
xxx

25 comments:

  1. I agree, they look great, so different. Hopping with Docrafts. xxx

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  2. Wow!!
    They look stunning...love the colours x
    from hoppity (docrafts forum)

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  3. Gorgeous you will have to give us fellow bloggers a tutorial. Love Alison xx

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  4. I would have never of thought to do something like this but you've inspired me to give it ago.
    Thanks so much for sharing, beautiful results. x

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  5. great idea these are lovely x

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  6. wow sharon what a super idea ... never heard of this technique ... just hopping over from do craft ... have a great weekend ... happy crafting and love sandy xx

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  7. Gosh, what an effective technique, very interesting.

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  8. What a different affect, never thought of using baby wipes

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  9. Oh wow, that is so different, really great technique. I think that would make a great background for a sea theme. Maddy x

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  10. Ooh sharon these are very striking creations :-) Happy Leapblogging! Elaine-xxx-

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  11. Very effective, I really like the butterfly one.

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  12. great cards..lovely to see a different technique

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  13. These look great, love the glitter. I wonder if it could work with mulberry paper or angel hair type stuff as well?

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  14. What a great idea, love it x

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  15. What a lovely effect beatiful card

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  16. Stunning cards, love everything about them. Just hopping by.

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  17. Gorgeous cards and a fabulous technique. Please let us know how you achieved it. Thanks
    Anne x

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  18. Brilliant background I made one a while ago and almost burnt it doing the embossing lol
    carol x

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  19. They look brilliant, such a clever thing to do for a different background. Just hopping by, Vickie x

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  20. Brilliant cards, gorgeous colours and love the designs

    happy hopping
    Lorna xx

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  21. Would never have thought of using baby wipes, they look great. Fab colours.

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  22. wow...sos differnt...i love the one thats a bit glittered, with the butterflies on!Just hopping from docrafts :)

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  23. Ooh these look gorgeous, so different and a lovely dimension. Just hopping by. :)

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  24. They are very effective, so textural

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  25. Love the texture and dimension you have achieved with the wipes
    Linda x

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