Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Masculine
Dawn Olchefske has provided me with more inspiration for this tri panel card. The French Foliage images were stamped on Very Vanilla with Always Artichoke, Summer Starfruit and Cajun Craze. The sentiment comes from Itty Bitty Banners. I decided to make this one a basic easel card to add some extra pizzazz. Thanks again Dawn … Continue reading French Foliage Artichoke Tri Panel Easel
Another Serene Silhouettes project today. I stamped the tree silhouette image with Versamark on First Edition DSP and heat embossed it with Early Espresso EP. I ran the edges across the Early Espresso ink pad before layering onto Very Vanilla. A sentiment from Sassy Salutations was added with Early Espresso, and the vanilla layer spritzed … Continue reading Serene Silhouettes First Edition Salutations
I have seen quite a few pretty cards made with Serene Silhouettes. Over the next week or so, I will show you my versions of these cards. Today's project is loosely based on an idea from Sharon Field. The base card of Crumb Cake was stamped with the script image from French Foliage to add … Continue reading Espresso Serene Silhouette Birds
I had so much fun making the faux silk card and tutorial the other day that I thought I would see how the technique would work on a masculine card. I went straight for the Open Sea images which are perfect for any masculine card. The base card of Cherry Cobbler was put through the … Continue reading Masculine Faux Silk
I have finally got to participate in another Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers. It seems so long since my last one. I used River Rock for the base card and stamped the script image from French Foliage in River Rock and the splots[?] in Always Artichoke. A piece of Very Vanilla was embossed with the Lacy … Continue reading French Foliage Sketch Challenge
It's Mix & Match Week at Dynamic Duos - Cherry Cobbler plus your own choice. I have chosen Basic Gray for my other colour. I took a piece of Cherry Cobbler and put it through the Vintage Wallpaper TIEF which had been inked with Basic Gray. Result is a very regal letterpress look. I layered … Continue reading Sassy Salutations Letterpress Cobbler
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