I made a hot chocolate for my True Love. I was adding the usual heart shaped pattern on the top of the drink but somehow managed to rip the template card.
Time to print out a new one. I went to the laptop and there, on the hard disk, was a half completed file of templates that I'd forgotten about. So, while Pauline is watching Ghost (!?) I've completed a set of six templates and this blog entry.
If you're a subscriber you'll be able to download the pdf file at the bottom.
Print out the bits onto paper and run them though your home laminator, this makes the templates water proof, hot choc proof and easy to clean. Once laminated, cut out the parts then cut out the holes with a sharp knife.
Put the templates on top of your hot chocolate drink and sprinkle on some hot choc powder. Ta daa!
A new model for you to download, print out and make. If you are a 
Snow day! 
I found this model while I was tidying up files on my hard disk. I originally designed the Cat-o-log to be printed in an old Flying Pig catalogue. 
If you skip along to the Canon Creative Park website you can download a couple of new models by yours truly. 
A new model exclusive to subscribers. Download, print out and make this elegant equatorial sundial, line it up with the North/South line and, once the sun comes out, you can read the time from the shadow on the dial. This fascinating model is ready for download now. As a subscriber you'll be able to download the model from the link below.
I've been making stars today - ready to use as Christmas decorations. The picture here is of a star based on a cuboctahedron. The plain cuboctahedron is a shape made from six square faces and eight triangular faces. In this model, I've replaced each face with a spike, a stellation.