Saturday, October 23, 2010

Classes, Crops, MiniMakes & Demos

Good Evening Everyone,

I hope everyone had had a good week, mine has gone so so fast it is unbelievable.
Well it has happened Christmas is definitely coming how can I tell all of a sudden you ask, Well, that blooming DFS advert, All I want for Christmas is You, blooming heck :)

As Michelle Jackson MOgford had a bit of an emergency this week her Haunted House All Day workshop will now be next weekend, if we have any places come available we will let you know as soon as we can as we know how much we all love Michelle Jackson Mogford and her fantastic classes

Here is a list of whats coming up over the next couple of months 

Classes, Crops, Demos & Mini Makes
November & December 2010

Mon 1st Nov Accordion Tag Book 10am - 12noon

Fri 5th Nov Never Ending Card 10am - 12noon

Sun 7th Nov Crop 11am - 4pm

Mon 8th Nov Birthday Mini Album 10am - 12noon

Fri 12th Nov Christmas Pudding Cards 10am -12noon

Sat 13th Nov Frosted Flowers DEMO All Day

Mon 15th Nov Easel Cards 10am - 12noon

Fri 19th Nov Post It Pocket Book 10am - 12noon

Sat 20th Nov Tando House Book 10am - 4pm

Mon 22nd Nov Heat Embossing 10am - 12noon

Fri 26th Nov Spirelli Bauble Cards 10am - 12noon

Sat 27th Nov Christmas Mini Makes All Day

Fri 3rd Dec XMAS Book 10am - 12noon

Sat 4th Dec ProMarker Colouring 10am - 12noon

Sun 5th Dec Crop 11am - 4pm

Mon 6th Dec Diamond Fold Card 10am - 12noon

Fri 10th Dec Snowman Penny Spinner 10am - 12noon

Sat 11th Dec Jacobs Ladder Christmas 10am - 12noon

Mon 13th Dec Never Ending Card 10am - 12noon

Fri 17th Dec Christmas Favor Boxes 10am - 12noon

*Subject to Change

These are bookable both online, in store or over the phone, we are trying to get some samples ready and as soon as we have some they will be shown either on here or on our fabby facebook page or both :)

To be the first to know all the goss at Bee Crafty Facebook is the place to join in.

Either put Bee Crafty in your Facebook search box, or even easier than that click the like button in the facebook box on the Bee Crafty homepage.

If you have any ideas for classes, projects, products or demo's you would like to see at Bee Crafty please feel free to contact us.

Thank you

Bev x

Monday, October 18, 2010

What a fortnight!!!

Well that was a quick 2 weeks, Julie was away then I was away, I was sure I posted but obviously not and I am so sorry. Have you checked out Bee Crafty's NEW Tuesday Challenge Blog, it's all in the name of good fun but you can also win FREE crafting goodies so always worth an entry.

Well whilst I was away the shop has been overhauled Julie is back at the helm at Blackminster and it is MARVELLOUS so if you've missed Julie over the past few months why not come in and have a cuppa and a chat.

I am putting together a schedule of classes, demo's & mini makes for Bee Crafty on the run up to Christmas and if there is something missing that you would like to see or do, please pop in, email or give me a ring. We have always said we are run by crafters for crafters so you tell us what you would like to see.

Have I told you about the fantstic NEW Wild Rose Ladies, they are very scrumptious.

There are four brand new ladies in the Wild Rose Studio Range





I will get some samples made of these soon hoefully, but like I say we have a NEW class schedule up and there are no piccies as yet so the samples for those have to come first :)

I hope you've all had a good start to the week.

Bev x





Monday, October 04, 2010

Christmas Frame with Victorian Paper Strips

Happy Monday Everyone,
Like I said on our Product Focus on Friday, October will be focusing on the Woodware Fingerguard Trimmer, so I wanted this Mondays project to be something different, so I picked up this mirror and started painting

I then base coated with a white paint laying it on quite thick letting it dry a little and then dabbing with kitchen paper to get a dimply effect.

I then mixed a brown and green paint to get a nice rich colour and stippled it on/

I cut strips of card out of Pearlescent Moulin Rouge, Satin Mirri Gold, and Green Glitter Card, using the Victorian blade that comes free with the A4 fingerguard.
I edged the green glitter card with a gold gel pen and used it again to create a stitching effect on the moulin rouge pearl.

I also used the gold gel pen to bring out the vein detail on these fabulous poinsettias (I am so sorry I've been off poorly today and didn't have chance to add them to the web I will hyperlink tomorrow)


I completed it with the Gold bling on Mulberry Holly Leaves 99p (12) and some Satin Mirri Gold Flourishes to finish.

I hope you like the finished result, it is in the shop if you want to come in and take a look, I will try and come up with something funky and fabby later in the week. I hope you have all had a good start to October
Bev x

Friday, October 01, 2010

October Product Focus

A new feature of the blog will be our product focus every month, we will give the in and outs and pro's & con's of our favourite products here at Bee Crafty, we will try and bring you projects through the month that will give you an idea of the versatility of the product we have chosen.



This is one of the best hobby trimmers on the market, and not only for it's fantastic price.

The Woodware Fingerguard Trimmer is so easy to use, versatile, inexpensive and safe. The blades are safely encase in their cartridges, which not only protects your fingers but makes changing these rotary blades really quick.

This trimmer is compact and lightweight making it easy to store no matter what size of are you have for your crafting goodies, you can cut small and big items really easily. as the lock in tracking bar, helps to keep your papers in place.

The standard A4 Woodware Fingerguard comes with 2 blades to get you started, the all important straight edge and the wonderful versatile Victorian, which adds that small bit of decorative edge to any of your projects.


There are 12 fantastic designs of blade available for this trimmer and at only £2.99 each it won't take long to collect them all.

NEW ADDITION:

The Woodware Fingerguard Trimmer fanily has just had a new addition.

The A3 Woodware Fingerguard Trimmer.
This trimmer has a much wider base than the original, making cutting even larger than 12x12 a breeze. , without losing any of it's versatility. It comes with a straight blade, a scoring blade and a perforating blade. So if making boxes or folded card projects is your particular craft this is a great start up set.
We will try and show you as many things as we can using the Woodware Fingerguard throughout October, and if you want any more information please don't hesitate to give us a call, e-mail shop@beecrafty.net or you can even leave a message for us on our facebook page.


Thank you

Bev x

P.S The NEW Bee Crafty Challenge Blog is nearly ready to go live are you poised and ready to use your card making to win FREE stash.
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