Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Embossing Folders
Today I have a couple of Double Point Fancy Fold cards for you. I was going through some of my templates and realised that I have not made any of these for quite a while. Card 1: This one has a Misty Moonlight base with a retired matching DSP for the points and Kintsugi Inspirations … Continue reading Double Point Fancy Fold Cards
The 2025 September-December Mini Catalogue is now live. There are many great products to choose from to create your Christmas cards as well as general purpose cards. In addition to the Mini Catalogue there are also lots of new products in the Online Exclusive section of the Online store. Today I am showcasing products from … Continue reading Quick and Easy Christmas Cards with Stack Cut and Shuffle
The Charming Days Bundle is available as an Online Exclusive set of products. There are beautiful rose and leaf images as well as dies to cut the images and more dies that are stand alone. Card 1: The image on the left was stamped, coloured with Stampin' Blends alcohol markers (Real Red, Poppy Parade, Mossy … Continue reading Beautiful Cards using Charming Days
Thanks to Susan Campfield for the inspiration for these elegant fun fold cards. The inside has a little surprise with a pop up piece of DSP. Card 1 uses the Forever Plaid 3D Embossing Folder, Blooming Phrases stamp set and Beautiful Gallery DSP.Card 2 uses the Exposed Brick 3D Embossing Folder, Garden Meadow stamp set … Continue reading Some quick and easy Fun Fold Cards
Did you know that there are so many different techniques that you can try using Embossing Folders?Today I am showcasing a few ways to use the Happy Hibiscus Hybrid Embossing Folder. Cards 1 and 2: I embossed 6" x 6" pieces of the Shadows and Hues DSP (one piece Fresh Freesia and the other piece … Continue reading Ink Techniques with Happy Hibiscus Hybrid Embossing Folder
Last week I used the Acrylic Block Background Technique in a couple of different ways. Today I am using the Rubber Band Technique for more inky projects. This is very basic. Take some rubber bands of varying widths and wrap them around an acrylic block, tap on ink pad and then 'stamp' on cardstock. Use … Continue reading More ideas using ink
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