Episode 7 - Quilted Tote Bag

Show • 5m • Season 1

Start watching your tote bag come to life as you start constructing some of the final pieces together using the flap and the handles. Be careful not to twist your handles and follow Debbie’s guide.

Removing from mould 24 hours later

Show • 1m • Season 1

This video is the last in the resin jewellery craft course. Jill Clay shows you the resin pieces that she poured 24 hours before, and how they look now. We hope you have enjoyed learning how to create your own resin jewellery with Create and Craft and Festival of Japan.

Cadence Mirror Effects

Show • 7m • Season 1

Join David to learn how to use Cadence Mirror Spray with helpful hints and tips on application and surfaces.

Cadence Porcelain Napkin Glue combined with Dora Metalics

Show • 13m • Season 1

Expand your crafting skills by combining Porcelain Napkin glue & Dora Metallics in conjunction with rice paper or napkin cut outs to take it to the next level of complexity.

Pinflair Stencil Glue

Show • 4m • Season 1

Stencil Glue is a tacky glue designed to keep stencils temporarily in place. Christine gives you all the top tips on how to apply and use this glue in various crafting projects, from wall art to papercrafting.

Lesson 1 - Setting up your machine

Show • 8m • Season 1

This lesson shows you how to unbox and set up your die cutting machine.

Crafty Duck Wild & Free Stamps

Show • 17m • Season 1

Details & definition of Crafty Duck stamps.

Painting Gypsophila (Babies Breath)

Show • 4m • Season 1

Learn how to paint Gypsophila (Babies Breath) which is a quick flower to paint and acts as a great filler when painting bouquets & scenes.

Mask it - Making a layering Background

Show • 10m • Season 1

Join Dawn showing us 10 different card folds using 15cm x 42cm Cardstock from Pink Frog Crafts.

Brother VQ4 Sewing Machine Lazerline & Lazer Pointer

Show • 7m • Season 1

Join Sarah as she takes you through the amazing Lazerline & Lazer Pointer, another fantastic feature of the Brother VQ4 Sewing Machine!