Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Bitty Banners Framelits
The fourth and final Creative Crew Challenge for September was: "CCREW0913SF - Scrapbook and More Focus: Make a gift for a good neighbour as you celebrate National Good Neighbour Day (September 28th)." I have made a set of note cards in a mini magazine holder using the bright Crushed Curry and Coastal Cabana designer papers … Continue reading Itty Bitty Banners Eastern Notes
Mosaics are all the fashion at the moment. This card uses stamps, punch and embossing folder in this shape. I ran a piece of Strawberry Slush through the Modern Mosaic TIEF and fussy cut along the embossing on the right edge. Some ¼" Rich Razzleberry Stitched Grosgrain ribbon was placed along the left hand side … Continue reading Mosaic Madness Razzleberry Slush
Today's card is CASED from Dawn Griffiths. It is called out of the box because the butterfly is part of the oval framelit. A beautiful effect. I have used Very Vanilla and Perfect Plum card stock and Perfect Plum DSP. Swallowtail and Itty Bitty Banners provided the images, whilst the accessories included Bitty Banners Framelits, … Continue reading Swallowtail Out of the Box Plum
Here is the third image from the limited edition Best of Flowers set. This is a smaller version of the old Upsy Daisy. Coastal Cabana, one of the new In Colors arriving on 2 July 2013, is my card base and sentiment piece. The Whisper White layer was double embossed, firstly with the Chevron TIEF, … Continue reading Best of Flowers Cabana Daisies
Suzanne at Crafters Anonymous provided a great tutorial last night to make this cascading card. Don't be fooled by the intricate design, it is actually quite simple to make. I used Fan Fair DSP, Crumb Cake, More Mustard, Island Indigo and Very Vanilla card stock, Dress Up Framelits, Bitty Banner Framelits, Perfect Polka Dots TIEF, … Continue reading Itty Bitty Dress Up Cascading Card
I have been working on a techniques book for a while now, so that I can keep track of all the different things I have learned. Today I made a technique page and a card as well using bleach. It has been quite some time since I used this technique. A piece of Wisteria Wonder … Continue reading Elements of Style Bleached Wisteria
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