Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: The Artful Stampers Challenge
Alisa has given us a free hand for the 44th Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop this week. I have made a small gift bag, with some matching note cards and envelopes. Supplies used: Cardstock: Delightful Dijon, Whisper White, Bohemian DSP Ink: Delightful Dijon Stamps: Serene Silhouettes Accessories: Envelope Punch Board, 1¼" Scallop Circle Punch, 1½" … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge Bohemian Indigo
We have some very pretty colours this week for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop. I used the Garden in Bloom stamp set and the Striped Scallop Thinlits die. You can view the rest of the blog hop by following the Previous or Next Buttons.
Alisa has given us a very challenging sketch this week for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop. I used Cherry on Top DSP with Tip Top Taupe, Cucumber Crush and Thick Whisper White cardstock. The art panel background was sponged with Soft Sky, Cucumber Crush and Tip Top Taupe before stamping the Wetlands images with … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge Cucumber Taupe
Alisa has given us some pretty colours this week for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop. It seems that a few of my recent posts have used Mint Macaron. Do you see a theme here? I really love this colour and was so happy that Alisa included it this week. I have made a pop out … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge Melon Macaron
Alisa has given us a sketch this week for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop. There is very little stamping on my project today. Instead I have chosen some English Garden DSP for the art panel. The card base has been embossed with the Elegants Dots TIEF, and a sentiment cut with one of the … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blushing Macaron
We have some pretty colours this week for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop. I have created a floral collage bordering the sentiment. Some paper piercing and a drawn frame adds definition between the two areas. You can view the rest of the blog hop by following the Previous or Next Buttons.
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