It's that time of twice-a-year again when we visit the SECC in Glasgow for the ICHF Hobbycraft fair - oh fun!
The highlight has surely got to be visiting CraftyBob at the CraftsUprint (see link on right-hand side of Blog) stall!
We both got the brand new golden bag, as well as the purple craft bag, when we bought the lovely paper for printing on the cUp designs.
We were rubber-stamped as crafters who had found CraftyBob!
We had great fun poring over everything. I ordered Stampin' Up scallop and smooth oval greeting punches, as I am always borrowing Ruth's!
The rest of my loot included self-assemble shelves for five A4 boxes, now placed near my printer, and pearlised red card for Christmas. Then there was baby decoupage and rubber stamps (guess who's going to be Grannies!!), tree metal stencil and nestability-type die-cut frames, cuttlebug borders, stickles, foam tape, silicone, desktop mini-tote (turquoise for me, pink for Ruth).
Ruth added Rock-a-blocks (rubber stamping) and more card to her purchases.
We were fascinated by the Inkylicious brushes which achieved the distressing/brayering effects. Memento ink pads (Tim Holtz distress inks, Adirondack and Versafine pads) are used. Afterwards we had the cheek to buy more rubber stamps from the website! Well, it does produce results like these ones demonstrated on their stand:
So a good time was had by all. Hope you've enjoyed sharing it with us.
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Oooo! What a lot of goodies! I love the looks of those sample cards at the end. I hope you will show a video on how to do that technique. It looks like watercolor painting! Those shelves are really cool, too. CraftyBob is a little spooky, though--LOL!
Have a great weekend! :)
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