Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Deckled Circles Dies
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my subscribers and visitors and to wish you the very best for Christmas and the New Year. I love to provide inspiration for your cardmaking and appreciate every visit and comment. I look forward to continuing this during 2025. As it is Christmas Day, … Continue reading Seasons Greetings from me to you
Looking for a WOW card for a special occasion? Today I have taken my inspiration from Jennifer McGuire to create some Pop Out Window Cards for Christmas. Card 1: Create the focal pop out image using an image from your favourite DSP. Here I have used the Sentimental Wishes DSP. A piece of Basic Beige … Continue reading Pop Out Window Cards for Christmas
A quick and easy card today using the Embedded or Inlaid Embossing Technique. Stamp the leaves on Basic White cardstock with Old Olive ink. Die cut with a Deckled Circles Die and attach to an Old Olive layer. Stamp the sentiment on Basic White cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and die cut with a … Continue reading Botanical Layers with Embedded Embossing
today I have used some of the Deckled Circles Dies with some Shining Brightly Specialty DSP to create a wreath. I then used Die]stressed Gold Specialty Paper with one of the Christmas Classics Dies to add the leaves and holly. For added sparkle there is a strip of the Night of Navy & Gold Glittered … Continue reading An elegant gold and navy wreath for Christmas
Did you know that you can use your dies to emboss instead of cut? Did you also know that you can use your die cuts to create a letterpress look? Keep reading to find out how to do both of these techniques. Letterpress is a technique where ink is placed on an image and pressed … Continue reading How to use the Die Cut Letterpress Technique
It has been quite a while since I took part in the Sketch Challenges at Splitcoaststampers so I thought it was time to get back into it. Here is the Sketch. Click on it to go to Splitcoaststampers and check it out. Here is my take on it. The mini slimline card base is 18cm … Continue reading A Mini Slimline Card for the Splitcoaststampers Sketch Challenge.
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