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This may be a new favourite - a good example of combing favourite products and techniques across different brands. This is Tim Holtz Distress and Stampin’ Up combined along with a few other things from my stash. TH products used: Uncharted Mariner (Distress Oxide Spray, Distress Ink Spray, Distress Ink), Old Paper and Vintage Photo distress inks, Opaque Grit Paste, Focus Stencil, Noteworthy stamps, ideology coin. SU products used: Vintage Bottle punch and shaker dome, irridescent bubbles, oval punch, blue foil cardstock, Soft Suede cardstock, and inks in calypso coral, petal pink, soft suede, Sahara sand, and olive garden. Other products from my stash: seashell and starfish stamp and dies and Dylusions Shimmer Spray in Desert Sand.

A card I made to go with the baby blanket I posted the other day. I used the same colour scheme for the card. This is a mix of Tim Holtz products (the lattice-type cutout die and the background is done with distress inks) and some of my new favourite Stampin’ Up stamps - the Alphabest Bundle (including the punch) and the Stylish Sketches stamp set. SU Colours used were soft succulent, crushed curry, so saffron, pale papaya, mint macaron and calypso coral in both ink pads and Stamp ‘n Write Markers. Pale Papaya Ribbon also used. Soft succulent and thick white SU Paper used. Tim Holtz Distress Inks used include bundled sage, mustard seed, twisted citron and tea dye.

#HOTH A beautiful and simple baby blanket made for a colleague who is having her first baby. It is SO soft and snuggly thanks to the #scheepjeseliza yarn. The border is my own design but the blanket is made from the Granny in the Sky with Diamonds pattern by Polly Plum available on #Ravelry. Scheepjes Eliza and a 5mm hook.

A card I made tonight for the #Justaddink challenge using all Stampin’ Up supplies. For more info check out Stampdogs on Insta/Fb or stampdogs.stampinup.net

HOTH Goldfields Sontag (aka Bosom Buddy - a shawl that crosses over the chest and ties in the back, keeping your warm and hands free). Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been researching crochet and knitted sontags. I am a costume volunteer at Sovereign Hill and wanted to make myself one for the cooler weather and provide the pattern to the costume department for others to make them. There’s not much out there for authentic 1850s crochet sontags. I looked at a lot of photos and then picked up the yarn and hook. Many attempts and lots of frogging later, this is the result. A plain navy wool Sontag I am calling the Goldfields Sontag. Once it passes muster by the costume department, I’ll publish the pattern on the website!

NEW PATTERN RELEASE! Lost Heritage Shawl. Get it free on the blog at https://drunkdogcreative.com/2022/07/10/lost-heritage-shawl/ (pdf version and UK version also available on Ravelry. Links are in the blog post).

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