Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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Impossible card you say? These are the latest trend in fancy fold cards. Today I am going to show you one. I made this for my nephew's 21st birthday. Happy birthday Lane. Tips: The card is made from just a ¼ of a piece of A4 cardstock. Supplies: Stamp Set: Picture Perfect Birthday Cardstock: Night … Continue reading Impossible Card with Picture Perfect Birthday
For the first class this month, we will be using the soon to be retiring Charming Café Bundle. I will have the projects from that class to show you next week. In the meantime, I thought I should give you a taste of this elegant bundle. Card 1: Tips: Just for something a little different, … Continue reading Charming Café is sadly leaving
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
One of the perks of being a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator is that you get to see the new Catalogue before anyone else AND get to purchase some of the new products (at a discount). The Share What You Love Bundles comprise one of these perks. My order arrived yesterday and I quickly unpacked it to … Continue reading Get the Share What You Love Suite – Early Release
At a recent class, we used the Barn Door Bundle in three different ways. Card 1: Front with door closed .... Front with door open .... Tips: This is the most basic - only using the Door image and its matching Framelit, and the door handle Framelit. Stamp the Hardwood background image using Crumb Cake … Continue reading Different ways with the Barn Door Bundle
It is a while since I have showcased any Brusho Crystal Projects. Today, I have four to share, each with a slightly different technique: one using Shimmery White, one with Glossy White and two with Watercolor Paper. Card 1: Tips: Sprinkle Yellow and Gamboge Brusho Crystal Colour onto a piece of Watercolor Paper and spritz … Continue reading More with Brusho Crystal Colour
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