Showing posts with label hobbycraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hobbycraft. Show all posts

Monday, 7 September 2015

Baby Animals

I have recently been working on some cute Baby Animal designs for Sizzix dies. These will be exclusive  Hobbycraft and include a really nice set to help create a hand-made card for a new baby/christening or ideas for children birthdays or invites.

I have included a photo below of the die set made up with gorgeous pastel colours and embellishments..
I have posted about these on my other social media networks such as;
Instagram - https://instagram.com/athertonemily/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/atherton_emily


Friday, 4 September 2015

Love Birds by Emily Atherton

After working with the Sizzix brand for over a year and a half, it makes me really happy to announce that my first collection is available now. This collection, 'Love Birds', is something I have been working on using my hand-illustrations and transforming them into shapes and design, perfect for die cutting. The collection includes different technologies by Sizzix, including Thinlits and Bigz. This means that crafters have a great supply to work with, allowing them to create beautiful cards and home décor in their homes. This has been a highly anticipated collection, with many dies on offer, with the idea that they may possibly be used as a helping hand for a wedding theme. It's also very exciting to see my name being promoted right there on the front of the packaging! For those of you that would like to learn more about the Sizzix brand, click here to visit their website. Also, have a look at the catalogue page, explaining a little more about me as a designer for Sizzix and the collection! Enjoy..

 

 

Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Candy collection by Craft Asylum

Recently, I spotted my first paper collection for Craft Asylum in the Chester Hobbycraft store. This was such a great achievement having worked with the brand for over a year now. I love to think of crafters taking it home and transforming the patterns into brilliant projects. The collection consists of a 12x12 paper pad, a 6x6 paper pad and some stamps, which all co-ordinate really nicely with one another, meaning the crafting possibilities are endless! Below are a couple of the designs featured in the collection and a store snap. I have also shared some of the designs on my Instagram and website here! This collection will also be a major part in the skills workshop we are doing at Handmade Fair in a couple of weeks, more on that soon!