Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Masculine
I am a bit late with last week's SCS Sketch Challenge [377]. Here is the sketch. I am still trying to do more masculine cards, so I turned this sketch to fit the schooner image from The Open Sea. My card base is Confetti Cream, followed by a polka dot DSP layer from the Neutrals … Continue reading Sketch Challenge
Patina - you know that greenish or bluish look that old metal and timber gets. This is the technique challenge on Splitcoaststampers today. I am trying to achieve that bluish green gray look that timber gets when left outdoors for a long time. I started by inking the Stripes EF with Sahara Sand and then … Continue reading Faux Patina
Another masculine card today as I have decided I need to build my 'stash' of masculine cards. This time, I have used a set called The Open Sea which is available in the Summer Mini until 31 March. I did not want to make it too nautical, more vintage with a hint of the sea. … Continue reading Open Sea Nautical Look
My friend Leonie called over today to make some cards. Here are a few of her finished products. Aren't they just so cute? Enjoy
A challenge from Crafter's Anonymous to make a bookmark. I thought I would make mine with a masculine theme. I have used my new Open Sea set for the images and created a collage effect on Very Vanilla card stock using Crumb Cake pastels and ink, and Soft Suede ink. The fancy corners were punched … Continue reading Masculine Bookmark
I have finally found time to participate in another Less is More challenge. This week, it is Neutral Colours. A perfect opportunity to use my new French Foliage set. This has been on my wish list for a long time and I finally purchased it. I have used Naturals Ivory as my base and scattered … Continue reading Less is More – Neutrals
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