Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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Here is another example of the Shaving Cream Technique. Tips: The technique: Add a layer of shaving cream to a paper plate or other flat surface. The layer only needs to be about 1-2cm thick. Make the layer wide enough so that a piece of cardstock will fit over it. Smooth out the shaving cream … Continue reading Petal Palette Flower and Bird using the Shaving Cream Background Technique
In a recent technique class, we used shaving cream to create unique backgrounds. Here is another of the cards we made. Tips: The technique: Add a layer of shaving cream to a paper plate or other flat surface. The layer only needs to be about 1-2cm thick. Make the layer wide enough so that a … Continue reading Split Panel Shaving Cream Background with Rooted in Nature
In a recent technique class, we used shaving cream to create unique backgrounds. Today I have one of the cards. Tips: The technique: Add a layer of shaving cream to a paper plate or other flat surface. The layer only needs to be about 1-2cm thick. Make the layer wide enough so that a piece … Continue reading Clean and Simple Card with a Shaving Cream Background
Last week, I gave you a sample of the soon to be retiring Charming Café Bundle. Today, I have the projects made during last week's class. Card 1: Tips: For the first card, I have CASEd the design from the Occasions Catalogue. This is a trifold card showcasing many images and die cuts from the … Continue reading Farewell to Charming Café – class projects
At a recent class, we used black cardstock and Watercolor Pencils to create beautiful cards using the Black Magic Technique. Card 1: This is the one that participants made during the class. Tips: A Craft White ink pad is required for this technique. Solid images with matching outline stamps create the best results. Stamp the … Continue reading Technique – Black Magic with Colorful Seasons and Touches of Texture
At a recent technique class, we used foil paper and heat embossing to create stunning Black Ice effects. Card 1: This is on silver foil and is the one that participants made during the class. Tips: An archival black ink pad is required for this technique. Stazon Tuxedo Black and Basic Black Archival ink pads … Continue reading Technique – Black Ice with High Tide
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