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Happy New Year


So after taking a blog break in December, I have decided how I'm going to go forwards regards my blog.  I'm aiming for one or two round-up posts per month along with my DT required blog posts.  Everything I make I post on my Instagram account which, frankly, is where I get the most views and interactions.  I don't want to turn my back on blogging completely.  I love having somewhere I can come and search and look back over all of my projects.  But I have come to the conclusion I just can't write full posts for everything any more.

So here is a round-up of all of December's projects...

Starting off with Glittery Hands Box makes...







Pretty My Page layouts...






A little bit of fancy wrapping!


Sticker Kitten gift card holder:




Skull and Cross Buns Advent Calendar:




And all of the other stuff... the stuff that will now be in roundups rather than have individual posts!





A fair few of these projects have videos too.  You can see them here.
So there we are, all up to date and ready to go for 2019.  Thanks for looking!

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