The cool hues that give this card its wintery feel, were achieved by laying down a lilac shade of Distress Oxide onto a Gel Press and then gently splattering with diluted Brusho inks.

Liquid Pearls and Wow! Embossing Powder are used to enhance this lovely card, based on lovely dappled background courtesy of the Gel Press, Colourbox Inks and Brushos. Our pair of cute little hares certainly seem to be enjoying their glittery surroundings.

Another beautiful verdant background, produced by Tracey using the Gel Press with Colourbox and Brushos. This card features the mystical and intricate Fairy Hive in a lovely leafy setting. ► Fairy Tree Hive

The Oracle is the all-seeing fount of knowledge in our family of fairies. She knows that this beautiful background, produced by Tracey using the Gel Press with Colourbox and Brushos, is the perfect setting for a fairy of her stature.

We end this week’s demonstrations with the third video in our aquatic trilogy. The lovely swirly under-the-sea background was created with blending solution and alcohol inks from our new own-branded “Pure” range, allied directly onto Yupo Card. This makes the perfect setting for our finely detailed Sebastian the Seahorse. ► Sebastian the Seahorse

Another aquatic scene created directly on Yupo Card, using our own Pure brand, Alcohol Inks, makes the perfect setting for our large and beautifully detailed Jellyfish stamp.

We venture under the sea for today’s lovely card. Working directly onto Yupo Card, Tracey created a beautiful aquatic background using Alcohol Inks and blending solution.

The intricately detailed Zen Mushroom House forms the centrepiece of today’s lovely card. Tracey used Distress Ozideink applied directly onto Multifarious Card with the Brayer roller to prepare a graduated background. A mushroom-shaped paper mask ensured the stamped fairy lanterns were depicted behind the house and the whole scene was enhanced using diluted Brusho inks […]

Despite being one of our older stamps, the Tree Goddess Luna is still a firm favourite with our fairy lovers. Here she rests upon a branch in the moonlight against a backdrop created by brayering Distress Oxide ink into a six-inch circular Gel Press and dappling with diluted Brusho inks.