Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Embossing Folders
the 2024 January-April Mini Catalogue is now live and has many beautiful new products. Today I am showcasing five of them: Thoughtful Expressions Stamp Set, Thoughtful Expressions Dies, Perennial Postage Dies, Layered Florals 3D EF, Brayer. I made a set of eight cards, two each with Moody Mauve, Shaded Spruce, Crumb Cake and Boho Blue … Continue reading Thoughtful Expressions Hummingbird
A quick and easy card today using the Embedded or Inlaid Embossing Technique. Stamp the leaves on Basic White cardstock with Old Olive ink. Die cut with a Deckled Circles Die and attach to an Old Olive layer. Stamp the sentiment on Basic White cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and die cut with a … Continue reading Botanical Layers with Embedded Embossing
the Basic Borders Dies are a great way to use up strips of DSP to create quick and easy cards. The Shining Christmas Specialty DSP was used with one of the Basic Borders Dies for the left hand layer. The right hand layer is Basic White with the Painted Texture 3D Embossing Folder. Add both … Continue reading A Quick and Easy Card for Christmas
today I have two versions of a Pinwheel card. The only difference between the two cards is that Card 2 (the blue one) has extra layers behind the pinwheel shape. Card 1 pinwheel: 2 pieces each 6.5cm square of Lights Aglow DSP 4 pieces each 3cm square of one pattern of Lights Aglow DSP 4 … Continue reading Pinwheel Cards
Here is another version of the four square side flap fancy fold card. (See the other one here.) The Thick Very Vanilla card base is 29.7cm x 10.5cm scored at 14.8cm, Fold on the score line and cut off a piece 4.3cm on the right hand side of the front (10.5cm from the left hand … Continue reading Four Square Side Flap Fancy Fold card for Christmas
You may have heard of One Sheet Wonders where you can create a group of cards from one sheet of DSP. The latest version of this is the Stack, Cut & Shuffle Technique. For this technique you use three sheets of 6" x 6" DSP and create three different cards. For the first two sets … Continue reading How to build up your card stash quickly using the Stack, Cut & Shuffle Technique
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