Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Stitched Shapes Framelits
In a post a few weeks ago, I showcased projects using some of the Host Stamp Sets from the new Annual Catalogue. Today, I have a few more projects using the Background Bits set. For this one, I used the Sparkle TIEF to emboss the front of the Thick Whisper White card base. The image … Continue reading Quick and Easy with Background Bits
As part of the new catalogue release, Stampin' Up! provided us with a set of colour combinations to use with the new In Colors. Each Wednesday, I post a combination as a challenge on my Facebook Page, and on Saturday I post my project for the combination. This was a recent colour combination. And here … Continue reading Colour Combination Challenge 3
Welcome to the RemARKably Creative Blog Tour for May 2017. This month the theme is Anything New (from the upcoming 2017 Annual Catalogue). You may just be starting the blog hop here at my blog, Annette Sullivan (Lavender Thoughts), or may have come from the person previous to me in the list. If you get off track at … Continue reading Tranquil Tulips for Remarkably Creative Blog Tour
Earlier in the week I showed you how to create layers with a single paper punch using the Label Me Pretty stamp set and Pretty Label Punch. In that post, all you got to see were the actual layers. Today I have a few of the cards that I made with these layers. These cards … Continue reading More on layering paper punch shapes with Label Me Pretty
Last month, one of my classes was based on how to use DSP. Here are a couple of the cards that the class made. Tips: These two cards are perfect examples of showcasing DSP on your card. You can use these designs with just about any DSP. Depending on the pattern, you may need to … Continue reading Birthday Bright with Designer Paper
Today's card is the result of a Build A Card Challenge that my upline, Alisa Tilsner set recently. This is a fun way to make a card because you are not aware of how it should look at the end. Each person interprets the instructions differently so no two cards are ever alike. Tips: Alisa … Continue reading Artistically Asian Mint Navy
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