Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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In previous posts I have shown how beautiful the Pretty Flowers Embossing Folder works on Shimmer Vellum. Today I have used it on plain vellum cardstock. As you can see in the above photo the embossing creates an amazing effect on vellum.Supplies:Stamp Set: Artistically InkedCardstock: Misty Moonlight, Very Vanilla, VellumInk: Misty Moonlight, Polished Pink, Fresh … Continue reading Dry Embossing on Vellum
I have some cute baby cards today. These were made using a retired set called Baby Pull Toys. Click on an image to see it in more detail. Card 1 - elephant Supplies:Stamp Set: Baby Pull ToysCardstock: Petal Pink, Basic WhiteInk: Memento Tuxedo Black, Petal PinkAccessories: Checks & Dots EF, Layering Circles Dies, Whisper White … Continue reading Baby Cards using Baby Pull Toys
In one of my recent posts I showed you how beautiful the Pretty Flowers Embossing Folder looks on the In Color Shimmer Vellum. Today I am using plain vellum to emboss and then will be adding colour with Blending Brushes. Emboss a piece of vellum with the Pretty Flowers EF. Turn it over and use … Continue reading Adding colour to embossed vellum
Today's fancy fold is very popular at the moment. I have created both landscape and portrait versions. Last week I showcased the portrait version here. For this post, I have the landscape version. Side 1Side 2Side 3Side 4Looking down The card folds flat to 14.8cm wide by 10.5cm high - a standard card size.I think … Continue reading Pinwheel Tower Fancy Fold Card
Another fancy fold card today! This one was inspired by Annette Elias, a Dutch Stampin' Up! demonstrator. Thank you so much Annette. Visit her post here to learn how to create this beautiful card. Left side front and right side backBack panelRight side front and left side backClose up frontLooking down Pansy Petals DSP provides … Continue reading Zig Zag Tower Fold with Biggest Wish
At a recent class we used Blending Brushes to create a Faux Tearing panel. Tear a piece of printing paper or removable sticky paper so that it has uneven edges. Ensure that the paper is long enough to fit the full length of the art panel.Attach both pieces with the torn edges facing each other … Continue reading Blending Brushes and the Faux Tearing Technique with Enjoy the Moment
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