I'm so happy to be back and have an entry for the numbers challenge over at Take a Word today - it's been quite a hectic week and w...

I need some notecards, which means you are getting them as a freebie :) hope you like! You can click here for your own set. Wishing you a f...

Over here it is most definitely the season to go to the beach and that is just what I intend doing in the weeks to follow! My entry for Thre...

Mademoiselle is the French title of courtesy given to a girl or an unmarried lady, equivalent to the English Miss.

I know it probably doesn't look that way, but this was one of those designs that took me nearly half a day to finish, due to all the det...

I am always so excited to see the first daffodil bloom in my garden and in the words of William Wordsworth - "then my heart with pleasu...

. . . .just calling to check whether you received my card . . . . . . in case you didn't - could you please deliver love and happiness t...

Did you know that in the Middle Ages and Tudor times, pepper was so expensive - it was actually used as a form of currency. Click here for ...

I guess these pumpkins are trying to escape the halloween madness  ;-)

My friend Andrea scanned this image from a Dutch medicine tin that she inherited from her grandmother. I  cleaned it up a little, it had a f...

. . . .  is worth two on the vine ;-)  I really don't have a fitting title or story for this one, except that I've had this image in...

Let me see, where did the inspiration for this design come from . . . maybe it is the espressos, macchiatos, cappuccinos and lattes that app...

Theme Thursday's challenge for this week - bright colours! These dazzling girls are from a vintage sewing pattern.

I love this lemony yellow paired with the soft pink of the roses, and this cute little birdie deserved a golden crown! According to the expe...