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
The Stampin' Up! Spring Mini Catalogue is due to be released on 1 August. I thought you would like a sneak peek of the great new stamps so I have used some of them to share with you. If you would like a catalogue, please leave a comment on this post with your email address … Continue reading Spring Mini Catalogue and Others
Following on from my previous post, here are the creations that Helen and Jess made. For full details, please visit their galleries on this site. FROM Helen - I think she said she 'cased' the idea for this one from one she saw at a Stampin' Up! function we attended late last year: From … Continue reading Helen and Jess at Annette’s
It is the last weekend of the school holidays and my sister Helen and her two daughters, Jessica and Catherine have been visiting to make some new creations. Catherine who is all of 9 years old made these two beautiful cards using the Tilda Magnolia stamps. She coloured the Tilda stamps with markers,then cut them out … Continue reading Catherine’s First Visit
Whilst surfing recently, I found a wonderful site, Crafting the Web which takes sponging to a new level. Thanks Theresa for sharing your inspiration with us. I thought I would have a go and see what I could do with this technique. Here is my first attempt. Supplies Used: Cardstock: White, Old Olive, Perfect Plum Stamps: … Continue reading Inspired Petal Prints
Whilst playing with my sister this weekend, we decided to enter the latest Magnolia Down Under Challenge. This time Kellie decided to go with a sketch for the theme. Here it is. I went with Tilda the Mermaid and tried using a Blender Pen with inks to colour her. I think I have met the … Continue reading Annette’s Entry for Magnolia Down Under Challenge #17
Hello all. Just a quick post tonight. I am in the process of trying out some different gift box patterns, thanks to the resource pages of Splitcoaststampers. This one is called a 2-5-7-10 box because that is where you score on the cardstock. However, as we are metric here in Australia, our cardstock is also … Continue reading 2 5 7 10 in Sage
