Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Peaceful Season DIes
The Frosted Forest Decorative Masks are a great way to create simple or complex images for your projects. Today I have five projects of differing complexity for your inspiration. This is a super long post so grab your favourite beverage before you start reading. Card 1: This is a simple way to use the masks. … Continue reading Using Frosted Forest Decorative Masks for Christmas
Today's Christmas cards use images from Sentimental Wishes and the matching Sentimental Christmas DSP. Card 1: Add Gold Metallic Enamel Effects to the edge of a Thick Basic White card base. When dry add a panel of Season of Elegance Specialty DSP ensuring that the gold edge is showing on the card base. Die cut … Continue reading Christmas with Sentimental Wishes
Embossing Folders always add a WOW factor to your card. They can also be used to create quick and easy cards that still have that WOW factor. Drag a Pretty Peacock ink pad along the vertical edges of a Thick Basic White card base. Emboss a piece of Basic Beige with the Painted Trees 3D … Continue reading Quick and Easy Christmas Card with Painted Trees 3D Embossing Folder
today I am showcasing the Iconic Imagery Bundle from the Online Exclusives range of products. This amazing stamp set has 29 images many of which can be used with the two-step stamping technique. Card 1: The Thick Basic White card base was brayered across the base with Real Red ink. Gold Metallic Enamel Effects was … Continue reading Iconic Imagery from Online Exclusives for Christmas
Today I have Christmas inspiration using some of the new products in the 2024 September-December Mini Catalogue which went live last week. Card 1: These beautiful candles are from the Sentimental Wishes stamp set (which has matching dies). I coloured them with Stampin' Blends alcohol markers in Real Red, Shaded Spruce and Pretty Peacock. The … Continue reading Sentimental Wishes and Peaceful Season for some early Christmas inspiration
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