Making cards - Ideas for a card craft beginner (part 2)

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  • rainmac
    rainmac Posts: 7,063 Forumite
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    Has anyone ever bought anything from http://www.crafterscove.co.uk/???

    They offer free p&p on everything, minimum order £10.

    Saveapenny, you put the idea in my head that I must have a scalloped circle punch and I've just bought one from this site, justified it to myself as it is free p&p ;)
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  • rainmac
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    Thanks for the links and for saving me money !!

    cheers

    Jerseygirl

    Have a look in the most recent copy of the docrafts magazine as there are lots of fab ideas for mini-books and albums in there. I've got a bit of a thing for mini books at the moment :o
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • saveapenny
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    Rainmac...Ive got into Pink petticoat stuff now and Im addicted...lol But its gonna cost me a fortune with all the punches I want so ned to sell as few cards first :)

    Sorry for slipping ideas in your head..dont get intto Pink Pettioat or you will want square scalled...oval scalloped normal square the lt :)
    Oh and pearlescent card...ribbon...buttons...glitter ( fine) ..lace...chalks...sakura...the list goes on and on
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  • hels102
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    Rainmac I've been to Crafters Cove went there last year when we were on Holidays in North Wales I spent AGES in there! Didn't realise they had a website!
    :xmassmile Looking forward to December:xmassmile
  • Groovygirl
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    Well done everyone on your cards they are fab, I get sooo much inspiration looking and reading on her. :D
  • rainmac
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    hels102 wrote: »
    Rainmac I've been to Crafters Cove went there last year when we were on Holidays in North Wales I spent AGES in there! Didn't realise they had a website!

    I'd never heard of them, I did a google search for a scalloped circle punch and they appeared on the first page.
    :wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:
  • melissa75_2
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    CT19720/ Paddingtondoo - I bought a big bite too. Unfortunately mine was delivered to my Mum's house and she's not visiting 'til March now, so I haven't been able to play with it. I bought mine from QVC a few months ago because they had the 3 easy payments offer on it, plus I got a load of eyelets with it. I think it ended up costing me about 30 quid. I had wanted an eyelet setter for ages, but I ended up getting this because I had real trouble punching the holes on a mini album that I made, and with this you can punch really thick stuff and I think it has a reach of 6 inches so you can use it in the middle of a 12x12 piece of scarpbook paper.

    Rainmac - I have never used the crafters cove, but I like the idea of free postage!

    Saveapenny - what is pink petticoat stuff???????????

    Jerseygirl - I dread to think the money that I've wasted on crafting. I got a flower soft starter kit that I wanted for ages the other month, I used it once and then gave up on it! I have a bind-it-all, but its keeping my big bite company at my Mum's house. I bought them both as my xmas present thinking that she would be up to visit early Jan, but no such luck! I think paid about 33 quid for mine, and I managed to pick up a few covers and wires in a sale, I just can't wait to use it now!
  • saveapenny
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    Melissa...http://www.pinkpetticoat.co.uk/boutique.php
    heres her blog http://pinkpetticoat.blogspot.com/
    Its makes lovely cards

    here some of my cards made with papers from therange and some with the monograms and images
    hubbies (other valentines)
    DSCF0042.jpg
    DSCF0046-1.jpg

    DSCF0045.jpg

    first 5 on here are also with papers http://s333.photobucket.com/albums/m373/SaveaPenny/cards/
    If you look anything like your passport photo....Your too ill to travel
  • CT19720
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    melissa75 wrote: »
    CT19720/ Paddingtondoo - I bought a big bite too. Unfortunately mine was delivered to my Mum's house and she's not visiting 'til March now, so I haven't been able to play with it. I bought mine from QVC a few months ago because they had the 3 easy payments offer on it, plus I got a load of eyelets with it. I think it ended up costing me about 30 quid. I had wanted an eyelet setter for ages, but I ended up getting this because I had real trouble punching the holes on a mini album that I made, and with this you can punch really thick stuff and I think it has a reach of 6 inches so you can use it in the middle of a 12x12 piece of scarpbook paper.


    Thanks Melissa75,

    Think I will have to get one with that recommendation :rotfl: . Rainmac that website you listed Crafters Cove, just happen to sell one in a combo pack for £24.99 and it comes in a pretty pink box with 400 eyelets, which would keep me busy for a while. Think I can justify this with free P&P:wink:
    2016 is the year I am going to find time for me, and cherish the time I spend with my friends and family.
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  • CT19720
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    saveapenny wrote: »
    Melissa...http://www.pinkpetticoat.co.uk/boutique.php
    heres her blog http://pinkpetticoat.blogspot.com/
    Its makes lovely cards

    here some of my cards made with papers from therange and some with the monograms and images
    hubbies (other valentines)
    DSCF0042.jpg
    DSCF0046-1.jpg

    DSCF0045.jpg

    first 5 on here are also with papers http://s333.photobucket.com/albums/m373/SaveaPenny/cards/

    Beautiful cards as always Savapenny. Well done:T
    2016 is the year I am going to find time for me, and cherish the time I spend with my friends and family.
    It is also time to save - Aim £4,000 - So far this year - £230/£4,000
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