Tatty Teddy Looks in on us Crafting

When we made our Easter Cards Tatty Teddy video, afterwards Tatty Teddy looked in on us to see how our crafting was going. As you know if you have watched the video, it wasn't one of my better days, having forgotten to check the remote control battery and then discovering a spare...in my video camera case of course! I had also made a purchase on eBay which hadn't yet arrived - so it will be seen in another video, coming up soon, we hope.

Anyway, TT joined in our Craft & Chat outtake video, as we dissolved in giggles as usual. Hope it gives you a wee laugh.

Tatty Teddy Family

Going with the Flow

Hi,

We are finally getting organised and back into crafting demos and blog posts plus a quick tip on YouTube for removing dies from card. There may be other tips that we can add as we go along as I am always eager to find an "easier way", especially regarding measuring!

In the very near future we plan to have some cards on display giving different ideas and we will talk through how they were made. The theme is Tatty Teddy. Alice and I have both been busy with ideas so that we can have different cards to show you plus quick and easy for new crafters. 

Packaging Tatty Teddy

When we got products like our Tatty Teddy card kits, I used the packaging pictures for other cards by running them through the Big Shot or Cuttlebug with the likes of a Spellbinders die circle, oval, square or rectangle, depending on the shape. To release the die easily you can use greaseproof paper between the die and the card. But Ruth has another little Tip which you can see on our one minute video on YouTube.

Tatty Teddy With Love A5 Decoupage Card Kit

Tatty Teddy packaging shapes