Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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Do you like to use punched shapes to add to your cards and other projects, but want to add more dimension? To show you how to do this, I will be using the new Pretty Label Punch and matching stamp set Label Me Pretty from the upcoming 2017 Annual Catalogue. Here is an example of … Continue reading How to add layers to paper punch shapes and VIDEO
Here is a beautiful card using Moroccan Nights (sadly retiring on 31 May). It was designed by one of my team members for a recent shoe box swap. Tips: Cardstock used was Dapper Denim, Emerald Envy and Whisper White. Ink was Dapper Denim, Emerald Envy and Delightful Dijon. Accessories included Gold Baker's Twine, Rhinestones, Gold … Continue reading Moroccan Nights Dijon Emerald Denim
Last month, one of my classes was based on how to use DSP. Here are a couple of the cards that the class made. Tips: These two cards are perfect examples of showcasing DSP on your card. You can use these designs with just about any DSP. Depending on the pattern, you may need to … Continue reading Birthday Bright with Designer Paper
Have you avoided making shaker cards because you think that they are difficult? Think again! Here is a tutorial that will change your mind forever. You will be making shaker cards from all your supplies. Tips: This card uses Watermelon Wonder, Whisper White, and Crumb Cake cardstock, Cupcakes and Carousels DSP, and Window Sheets. The cake top … Continue reading Create a Shaker Card with Sprinkles of Life and FREE Tutorial
The new Annual Catalogue makes it debut on 1 June 2017. As a taster and sneak peek, Stampin' Up! has given us an early release of the Eastern Palace Suite. It also includes three of the five new In Colors. Here are a couple of projects I have made. ... and the inside Another .. … Continue reading Eastern Palace Suite and VIDEO
Today's card is the result of a Build A Card Challenge that my upline, Alisa Tilsner set recently. This is a fun way to make a card because you are not aware of how it should look at the end. Each person interprets the instructions differently so no two cards are ever alike. Tips: Alisa … Continue reading Artistically Asian Mint Navy
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