Folk Art Fantasy – with Tracey Dutton
Tracey uses her bird-shaped sticker stencil and a selection of mini foliage stamps to create this lovely card. Elements ink applied with a stencil brush provides the rich blended colours and a touch of Stickles Glitter adds the sparkly finish. The Products Used Sticker Stencils Stencil Brushes Brushes and Smoothies Mini Foliage Stamps Versafine Clair […]
Lavinia Needle Felt Kits
Introducing our exciting new products Lavinia Needle Felt Kits We are thrilled to introduce our exclusive Lavinia needle felting kits. Create your own magical needle felted scenes, each based on the fabulous designs of Tracey Dutton, in collaboration with needle felt artist, Sarah Summerton. There are six kits to collect; Bobby the friendly robin, Noof the black and white cat,
Using a gel Press with elements to create a distressed mystical tag ✨
Quick Crafts – Join Tracey in this demonstration showing you how you can create a stunning tag full of enchantment and character built up from the unique blend you can achieve when mixing elements inks together on a gel press, Tracey also demonstrates the effectiveness of distress micro glaze, keeping the stamps image perfect, even when using watercolour inks over
A Quiet Place – with Emma-Jo
Today, we join Emma-Jo as she dives into her stamp stash to create a peaceful, mushroom-themed scene on a watercolour card tag. Using Elements Inks, she builds up rich layers of background colour, then brings the scene to life by stamping with various shades of Versafine Clair Inks— placing the Moss Cap Mushrooms at the heart of the composition. Surrounding
Flight of the Indian Flourish – with Jo Rice
Hi everyone, Jo here — thanks so much for joining me! Today, we’re having some inky fun with the classic emboss-resist technique. We’ll begin by adding a bit of texture to the background using one of our word stamps. Then it’s time to showcase the stunning Indian Flourish stamp, which we’ll emboss using Versamark and Wow! Opaque Bright White embossing
Scout’s Colourful Vista – with Jo Rice
Hi everyone, Jo here again — thank you so much for popping by! Today, we’re creating a vibrant and whimsical scene featuring our fabulous fairy, Scout. Using some of the gorgeous new Elements ink colours, I’ll show you how to build a bold, colourful landscape that’s bursting with energy and fun. We’ll add depth with stamped tree branches and grasses,
The Magical Place by Emma-Jo
Step by Step Picture 1 On a piece of A6 Multifarious Card, add some Elements Inks Sundance with a Stencil Brush series 9. Apply to the centre of the card and slowly blend outwards to almost nothing. Picture 2 Next using a Stencil Brush series 9 apply some Elements inks Lime Punch around 4 smaller circular shapes around the yellow
A Mountain of knowledge – The Dreamatorium Library 📖 by Amanda Branston
Mandy’s Makes: Join Amanda in this quick craft where she demonstrates how to create this mystical and enchanting scene by using watercolour techniques with some Kuretake shimmer, where one of the double trouble is looking to find some mystery knowledge… maybe for his double 👀 what are they up to…
River Garden 🌿 – by Mona Hauge
In this beautiful new tutorial, Mona Hauge shows how to build a flowing river scene full of depth and atmosphere. Using layered stamps and clever colour blending, she creates a dreamy landscape where Scout looks out through a spyglass, taking in the view as a Ollar soars overhead. The details really bring it to life — the soft lighting, distant
