Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Month: May 2012
Another great use for the Labels Framelits is a flip card. I have used a Very Vanilla card base covered with Everyday Enchantment DSP. The Labels Framelit was cut in the front of the card. The same size framelit with a smaller framelit inside it was then cut with Lucky Limeade and adhered over frame. … Continue reading Flip Card
When I tried out the Wax Paper Resist technique, I made quite a few extra pieces. Today's piece uses Rose Red ink over the Petals-a-Plenty EF. I then cut it into two odd size pieces and embossed both of them in the Framed Tulips EF. A quick sanding over the embossed area removed the ink … Continue reading Embossed Frame Wax Paper Resist
This is the card I made for mil for mothers day, I hadn't done any two step stamping for simply ages. I used Pale Plum and Whisper White card stock, and perfect plum, pale plum and mellow moss inks. The white insert was sprayed with shimmer mist. I was quite pleased with my effort.
The saying goes that you can never have too many handbags. This would be a cute addition to any girl's collection. The design comes from Tania at Crafter's Anonymous. If you would like to join this great group and get access to wonderful tutorials like this one, please email me or leave a comment on … Continue reading Handbag Heaven
I was able to combine the colour combination and sketch challenges on Splitcoaststampers this week. The colours were Pumpkin Pie, Bashful Blue, Wild Wasabi and either vanilla or white with the dessert option being to make it for a child or guy. The base card stock is Whisper White, layered with Pumpkin Pie, Just Add … Continue reading Colour and Sketch
This week's Clean and Simple challenge on Splitcoaststampers was to use Chocolate, Green and White or Vanilla. I have used a Whisper White card base, with layers of Chocolate Chip and Certainly Celery. The Celery layer was stamped in Certainly Celery with the script image from French Foliage. Two of the leaf images from this … Continue reading Clean and Simple
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