I've spent Christmas in Edinburgh and yesterday (yes Boxing Day) the sales began, but alas no Craft Shops! Still there is the internet, so no problem - I'm sure we will all find a few things to buy! If you find anything interesting - I'd love to hear from you. I cannot make up my mind about Copics, Promarkers, or Distress inks, but I did find a super book in Waterstones on coloring flowers, so now I know how to, I just need to know what with? Any advice to help me decide would be appreciated.

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Hi Eileen, pleased to hear you had a good festive time and like you say, its all over, thank goodness I say!! We had a good but busy one, at least Don got to enjoy it this year!
I am itching to spend some Chrissy cash on some new crafting stuff, got my eye(s)on a few tempting goodies, just waiting for the online stores to open their doors.
See you soon hopefully
Barbaraxx
Really like your new theme. We have almost chosen the same one. :-) Happy shopping.
Ikki:
I use the MCPT technique with the Prisma Premier pencils and I'm getting started with the Copics. I love the Copics for bright, vivid colors - the price is prohibitive though so I have to start out slow and build up an inventory of colors - and with the Copic I think there's more of a learning curve, but worth it in the end! Hope that helps!
Jackie
Ikki I do like Promarkers but I'm sure Copics are just as good.After never fancying distress inks I have to say that 2009 has been my distress ink year. I love them.You can use the techniques with other dye inks though especially SU inks.Here's to a crafty 2010 Hugs Betty
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