Thursday, March 26, 2026

Natural History Mini Book - Vol. 2

Hello!

Has it been a long time!? Absolutely!!! I hope everyone is doing well.

I am writing up this post on the blog to first let you know that there a new Mini Book kit has been added to my Etsy store, it is nature themed and it is so pretty!


You can have a look it here. I also have a video overview of the finished book:


Today I published the first part of the tutorial series, in which I talk about the tools and supplies used in this project, as well as demonstrate how to assemble a cute little storage box for fussy cuts.


I promised to provide you guys with the list of tools and supplies. It was getting too long to fit into the You Tube video description box. For that reason, I decided to post the list on the blog and at the same opportunity, to let you know that I am fine, breathing and crafting :)))

I will include Amazon links to some of the items (they are not affiliate links, I don't get any commission if you purchase anything).

Here we go:

- The printed pages of the kit (please, print everything in the same way without changing sizes. I do recommend to print with the borders).

- Self Healing Mat

- Craft Knife (I use Daiso knives, but here is an alternative that I found on Amazon:

- Scissors (I like my Cutter Bee Ek Success Scissors - https://www.amazon.com/Cutter-Bee-Herb-Scissors-Yellow-Black/dp/B09TG7VDFH/
 
- Poking Tool (Mine comes from this tool kit): 

- Kraft Cardstock, Gold Foiled Cardstock, Cream Colored Cardstock
(pack of 6)

- Acetate
- Tracing Paper/Vellum 
- Scoring Board
 
- Dritz Tracing Wheel

- Pencil
 
- Cotton Fabric/ Muslin – Ivory Color + a small piece of patterned fabric for the headbands
 
- Glue Stick
 
- Wet Glue (Art Glitter Glue, Tacky Glue)
 
- Eyelets, Brads, Paper Clips
 
- Screw Punch
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Leather-Adjustable-Bookbinding-Crafting/dp/B0FMY8NW7W/
 
- Staples

- Circle Punches of various sizes (3/8”, 0.5, 5/8”,3/4”, 1”, 1.25”, 1.5”, 1.75”)
I use either the EK success brand or the Stampin' Up.

- Corner Rounder
- Crop-a-Dile (to set the eyelets or punch holes)
 - Single Hole Punch (long Reach)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09P9TZPT8/

- Clear Tape (narrow and wide), Painters’ Tape
- Distress Ink + Ink Applicator
- Stencils, Stamps of your choice
- Stenciling Brush
- Crochet Thread, Twine
- Sewing machine ( I have a Brother 'Strong and Tough' - 

The mini book turned out very bright and colorful, it is full of interesting pockets and tuck spots, as well as tags and slides and so on:








Thanks for stopping by today. Take care and stay crafty!

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

I am still here and still crafting :)

Hello everyone!

First of all, let me thank you for checking on me and stopping by my blog. I haven't updated it for a while, mostly due to lack of time. It's really challenging to keep up with all the social media and update all of them simultaneously. I try to make sure that my YouTube channel is always updated with the new projects and things that I have to show. I also add various freebies to my Ko-Fi page quite regularly. My Facebook and Instagram pages have been less up-to-date lately, but I hope to get back to them soon.

In the meanwhile, let me share with you a few recent projects that I have been working on. They are created with my own digital kits, which are available in my Etsy store.
































That's all from me for today! I hope you take care and have some time to dedicate to crafting ❤️


Tuesday, October 1, 2024

Autumn Flowers Folio - Video Tutorial

Hello!

I am wishing all of you a great October and hope that you have been having a beautiful, mild and cozy autumn so far. Cozy just like a new digital paper collection from Vectoria Designs - "Autumn Flowers":


I have created a folio with it and filmed a video tutorial that you are welcome to follow along if you want to create something similar. 

Let's have a look at how the folio turned out:
































Here is a video overview of the folio:


And here is a link to the video tutorial:


Thanks for stopping by!