Hello friends, We’re focusing on mixed media in our designs today. Mixed media can be a complex layer of mediums or something as simple as a bit of texture paste applied to a pocket card with a stencil or a few drops of water color on your background. Our design...
Hi there! On the blog today DT member Kristine is sharing a mind map, which is a visual representation of ideas and concepts. They are simple diagrams that allow you to organize information around a central topic such as fitness or goals. Kristine created her mind map...
Hello Cocoa Daisy Friends, Mini albums are a wonderful way to take a longer story and turn it into a special and unique treasure. They can be completely custom made or you can use a small pocket album. Pinterest has lots of photos you can browse for ideas and there...
Happy Friday all! Stamps are a wonderful accessory for your memory keeping and planner layouts. With a few different ink colors and perhaps some embossing powders, you can create limitless design elements with stamps. We challenged our design team to create something...
Hello! Our design team has been working with the Amy Tangerine items in the April Cocoa Daisy kits and wanted to share their layouts with all of you. Let’s begin with a look at what Korrie-ann has created using the Up and Away pocket and classified memory...
Hello Cocoa Daisy friends, Our theme today is traveler’s notebook designs with cut files. Let’s jump right in with Evy’s amazing butterfly design. She is using a free Paige Evans cut file. Evy explains, “The cut file I chose was created for the...
Greetings and Happy Friday! Today on the blog, I am sharing a cover I created for the Simple Dori included in the Nordic Woods Traveler’s Notebook kit. I created the cover using the pale green/blue planner kit paper with the snow. I hand stitched along the snow...
Hello Daisies! Lisa here showing off my fun dashboard/covers I made for my October Planner. I have simplified my setup a bit the last couple of months but one thing I never skimp on are the dashboards or covers for my inserts. They are a must have for me! First up I...
Hello Cocoa Daisy Fans, Welcome to another TN Tuesday! Today on the blog, Kylie, Jil and I are showing you how we incorporated the gingham and plaid elements from the Farmer’s Market kits in our designs. The first design I want to share with you is a signature collage...
Project Art has been a fabulous adventure and it feels strange to say that this was the last kit and that this is my last Project Art post for the blog. Thank you so much for this opportunity Christine and thank you so much everyone, for all your support! This month I...
It’s time for some Project Art inspiration again! The May Project Art kit is all about stamp carving. The kit contains all the tools you need to get started with carving your own stamps. I love the many possibilities of carving my own stamps and the fact that I...
Heeeelllooo! Have you been curious about zentangles? The Project Art kit for April contains a Zentangle set with the perfect tools for zentangling + 5 zentangle tiles in the size 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. The Zentangle workbook is filled with ideas for patterns as well as...
Hello! I’m so sorry that this is another late Project Art post. The good news are that the April post should actually be up before the end of April – yay! 🙂 The March project art kit contained a Dylusions Ink Spray Pad, 3 bottles of colourful Dylusions Ink...
It’s time for some February Project Art inspiration…! The kit contained two fab brayer stamps from American Crafts, three bottles of Distress Paint, a piece of vellum with a dictionary print, rub ons with numbers that I adooore and a smaller version of...
Helloooo! Welcome to the January Project Art post! The kit this month contained a Prima Color Bloom spray mist in Pressed Petal, a tube of Dina Wakley Gel Medium, Prima Art Ingredients Glass Beads in Crystal and Plum and 10 Jillibean Soup Corrugated Words. My first...
Hello my friends! I hope you are all well, and that you will have a wonderful Christmas with friends and family and not too much stress! The December Project Art kit contained a very fun white crackle texture paste from the Art Extravagance line from Prima, a set of...
Welcome to the Project Art post of the month! 🙂 There are lots of fun goodies in this kit – one jar of Whipped Spackle from Faber Castell, 3 Faber Castell Gelato double scoop sticks (big!) and 3 fab Princeton Catalyst tools! The Gelatos come in the colours...
Welcome to the September Project Art post! I was really excited to work with the Liquitex string gel, because it’s such a fun product that really adds a unique dimension to your projects. The kit contains a 8 oz jar with this fun gel! It also contains two...
Helloooo! It’s Project Art-time again and this month the kit contained the following fun supplies to play with: three Grumbacher watercolour brushes, a set of 12 water-soluble Lyra crayons, a bottle of maya mist, Heidi Swapp paper tags, 1 sheet vintage Western...
It’s time for a new Project Art post! The July Project Art kit contained eight Letraset Promarkers, in the colours Mango, Lipstick Red, Carmine, Lime Green, Bright Green, Turquoise, Marine and Aegean. The kit also contained beautiful Maya Road mists in Turquoise...
