Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Petals-a-Plenty TIEF
It is never too early to start making your Christmas cards. I found a great design on Angie Leach's blog and just had to CASE it. I made a couple in different colours just to see how they looked. Both centre pieces were made with the large die from the Apothecary Accents Framelits. The two … Continue reading Watercolor Winter Christmas
My final Christmas cards for 2012 use the remaining two Snow Festival Designer Tags. The first one has a Naturals White base. The Primrose Petals piece was partially embossed with the Petals-a-Plenty TIEF, and finished with a piece of matching Primrose Petals ribbon. Some images from Watercolor Winter were added to the tag which already … Continue reading Compliments of the Season and more Designer Tags
Crafters Anonymous are having a mini challenge this month to use Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, Crumb Cake, Whisper White and lots of sparkle. My first attempt was to use the Candy Wrapper Die. I took a piece of acetate and cut it with the Candy Wrapper Die and then embossed it with the Vintage Wallpaper … Continue reading Real Turquoise Sparkly Crumb Challenge
I am running very late this week with the Merry Monday challenge. Gumball Green is my choice for the base card. A piece of Real Red was run through the Petals-a-Plenty TIEF. A Whisper White layer was used for the sentiment from Sassy Salutations [stamped in Gumball Green] and the smallest snowflake from Snow Swirled … Continue reading Snow Swirled Red Gumball
This week's colour challenge at Dynamic Duos lends itself so well for a Christmas card. Here is the challenge. I used Confetti White for the base card. After cutting a small piece off the right hand side of the front, I used the Scallop Border Punch on the remaining edge. Pieces of Poppy Parade were … Continue reading Contempo Christmas Poppy Limeade
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I have been trying out water colouring with Blender Pens. This time I tried Very Vanilla card stock and an old favourite retired stamp, From the Garden. I used Wild Wasabi and Certainly Celery for the leaves, and Melon Mambo, Pink Pirouette and Pumpkin Pie for the flower. … Continue reading From the Garden Blender Pen Watercolouring
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