Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Month: May 2012
The challenge this week at Less is More is to create a card that is not a square or rectangle. I thought I would resurrect one of my old favourite shapes and make a Trifold Angle card. You can find a tutorial for it here. I have used Very Vanilla for the card base and … Continue reading An Old Favourite
The last project for the Crafter's Anonymous ABMT event was a chocolate bar holder. I used Just Add Cake DSP, Poppy Parade ink and Stitched-Poly Ribbon, Itty Bitty Bits cupcake image, Teeny Tiny Sentiments, Word Window Punch, Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, the crimper and the Horizontal Slot Punch. When you pull on the ribbon … Continue reading Chocolate Bar Holder
The sixth Crafter's Anonymous ABMT project was a recipe challenge. The ingredients that had to be used were plain cardstock, patterned DSP, cutting Die or template, adhesive of choice. The method was to throw all of the above ingredients into your “mixing bowl”. Stir until happy with your mixture. The next step was to add … Continue reading Recipe Challenge
The fifth project from our Crafter's Anonymous ABMT event was a cupcake card. I used Confetti White for the base, with Chocolate Chip for the icing, Cherry Cobbler and Garden Green for the cherry on top. The cupcake 'paper' was embossed with Elegant Lines EF and the edge punched with the Pinking Hearts Border Punch. … Continue reading Cupcake
The fourth project for the Crafter's Anonymous ABMT event was a sketch challenge with a twist. It had to include a cupcake. As the sketch was square, I decided to stay with this shape and made a 6" x 6" card using River Rock as the base. Cherry Cobbler was cut with the Top Note … Continue reading Sketch Challenge
Today we see project 3 from the Crafter's Anonymous ABMT event. This is a punch art project that produces a cute little cake slice box with an adorable flower to adorn it. I have made the box from Confetti White and used the eyelet Border Punch on the end of the top. A piece of … Continue reading Punch Art
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