Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Butterflies Thinlits Dies
At our recent team shoe box swap, Helen CASE'd a design from the Annual Catalogue for us to make. Tips: Watercolor Wings stamp set and Butterflies Thinlits were used for the design. The colours I chose were Soft Sky, So Saffron and Powder Pink, with Memento Tuxedo Black ink for the sentiment from Picture Perfect … Continue reading Colourful Butterfly with Watercolor Wings
This is the first Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop in which I have been unable to participate. For the past 72 weeks, I have diligently prepared my challenges. However, for the past week, I have been in preparation mode for the Annual Have A Go Festival at the Cobb+Co Museum here in Toowoomba. My project was … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge #73
My sister Marg was over for a visit last week and provided a shoe box swap for us to do. Here is my take on it. Colours used were Perfect Plum, Soft Suede and Very Vanilla. (The circular clip is not Stampin' Up!.) Isn't it a pretty vintage style card? You can purchase the Stamp … Continue reading Butterfly Basics Soft Plum
As promised, here are even more of the swaps I received. Unfortunately there was no name on this first one. If it is yours, please let me know so that I can give you credit. Don't you love all this inspiration? Stampin' Up! - what's happening now: The list of Retiring Products is decreasing daily as … Continue reading 2015 Convention Swaps 4
As promised, here are some more of the swaps I received. Don't you love all this inspiration? Stampin' Up! - what's happening now: The list of Retiring Products is decreasing daily as stock runs out. Check them out here. You only have until 2 June 2015 to get your favourites before they disappear forever. Check … Continue reading 2015 Convention Swaps 3
This month I am showing you the Split Negative Technique. It may look complicated but it isn't, and it produces a stunning finish. The detailed instructions are for the most basic card [which I think looks great]. At the end I will give some short points on how to create some more complicated versions. You … Continue reading Technique Tuesday: Split Negative
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