Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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The Baker's Box Thinlits dies create gift boxes that are perfect for treats such as cupcakes. Once you have the pieces cut, it is quite simple to put together. This is what they look like. Tips: A single sheet of cardstock (either A4 or letter) will create one box. These have Soft Sky cardstock … Continue reading Bakers Box Thinlits With Mixed Borders Sugarplum Sky and VIDEO
Today, we are having another look at the dancing lady from Beautiful You. Tips: The card base is Melon Mambo, with layers of Basic Black and Melon Mambo DSP. The Shimmery White art panel was stamped with Basic Gray Archival ink. The dress and hat were coloured with Watercolor Pencils and a Blender Pen, and … Continue reading Beautiful You Brighter Mambo
This card was designed by one of my team, Leah R. for a recent shoe box swap. Tips: The card base is Basic Black, with a layer of Saffron DSP. The art panel is gold embossed images from Dragonfly Dreams on Basic Black, with a piece of Gold Metallic Ribbon wrapped around it. ... and … Continue reading Dragonfly Dreams Black Gold
Here is a quick and easy card using the Window Box Thinlits Die. Tips: Sweet Sugarplum, Blushing Bride, and Whisper White cardstock with Silver Glimmer paper were used to create this elegant look. For full details on how to create this project, please download the PDF file. I would be happy to hold a workshop … Continue reading Suite Sayings Window Box Sugarplum Glimmer and FREE Tutorial
One of the most popular fancy fold cards on my blog is the Trifold Angle Card. My first post on this was back in 2009, and I have shared tutorials on how to make them. Now that I am sharing on YouTube, I have created a video for you. This is card I made in … Continue reading Trifold Angle Card with Stylized Birthday and Painters Palette and VIDEO
Helen designed this card for the shoe box swap at a recent get together of my team. She had a choice of two colours for us to use; Elegant Eggplant or Cherry Cobbler. I chose to make mine with Cherry Cobbler. Tips: The Acrylic Block Technique was used to create the background for the bamboo … Continue reading Artistically Asian Cobbler Black
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