A message from Annette's Family; It is with great sadness that we share the sudden passing of Annette, the creative heart behind this site. This site will remain online for now as a celebration of her talent and joy she found in sharing and creating.
Author: Annette
Another project from UStamp With Dawn and Friends. This one is a double pocket bag and matching card. You can put the card in one pocket, and a small gift in the pocket on the other side. I have used the now retired Sweet Nothings DSP for this project. For full details, see my Anything … Continue reading Double Pocket Bag
Who can resist a sweet little tote to give or receive as a gift? When I saw this one, I knew I would have to purchase the template and make lots of them. This is the first of many. Thanks Adela for some great inspiration. Enjoy
Today, I have another project from UStamp With Dawn and Friends. This time it is a simple purse and matching card. An elegant gift for any occasion. Very Vanilla cardstock has been used as the base, with the hints of colour from Rose Red and Peach Parfait. You can check out the recipe for the … Continue reading Simple Purse
On my sidebar you will see a Blinkie for UStamp with Dawn and Friends. I decided as a start to the new year, I would join this event to get some extra inspiration. I will be attempting to recreate all 40+ projects that this event has to offer. If you would like to play, just … Continue reading My First Project with UStamp with Dawn and Friends
What a slack sister I am. Helen's birthday was in mid December and I did make her a special card. However, due to racing around like a mad hatter getting everything ready for Christmas, I totally forgot to upload the card. Well, here it is CLOSED. The technique is known as Quarter fold for obvious … Continue reading Belated Happy Birthday to Helen
A slightly belated Happy New Year to all. I hope that 2011 treats you all well and provides the inspiration you need to achieve your goals. Here are a couple of Calendar and Note Holders that I made for my nieces for Christmas. Many thanks to Connie Babbert for the template. Enjoy
