Author: Annette

Masculine Bookmark

Masculine Bookmark

A challenge from Crafter's Anonymous to make a bookmark. I thought I would make mine with a masculine theme. I have used my new Open Sea set for the images and created a collage effect on Very Vanilla card stock using Crumb Cake pastels and ink, and Soft Suede ink. The fancy corners were punched … Continue reading Masculine Bookmark →

Multifold Card

Multifold Card

I recently joined Crafter's Anonymous as they have lots of wonderful projects and online classes. Tonight's class was a multifold card. I had great fun making this one and have someone special in mind to whom I will send it. Pink Pirouette and Not Quite Navy card stock has been used, together with Twitterpated DSP, … Continue reading Multifold Card →

It’s Fun Being Green

That is the theme for this week's SUO Challenge. Not a difficult choice for me as green would have to be one of my favourite colours. I have used some of my new products [sneak peek from the Autumn-Winter mini catalogue which is being released on 1 April]. The card base is Always Artichoke, layered … Continue reading It’s Fun Being Green →

More Paper Piecing

I enjoyed my last paper piecing exercise so much, that I thought I would try it again with different images. This time, I have used the lily from Fifth Avenue Floral and a larger oval frame. The flowers are pieced using Daffodil Delight DSP, the frame is Whisper White and Basic Black, and the card … Continue reading More Paper Piecing →

Less is More – Neutrals

Less is More – Neutrals

I have finally found time to participate in another Less is More challenge. This week, it is Neutral Colours. A perfect opportunity to use my new French Foliage set. This has been on my wish list for a long time and I finally purchased it. I have used Naturals Ivory as my base and scattered … Continue reading Less is More – Neutrals →

Paper Piecing

Today I have used a simple technique known as paper piecing to provide some WOW to these daisies. Using Basic Black ink, I stamped the daisy from Every Moment three times on a piece of Whisper White card stock, and again on some Perfect Plum DSP. I then used an oval die to cut out … Continue reading Paper Piecing →