Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Occasion
Today I have a couple of Window Pull Out Fun Fold cards using Sentimental Wishes Stamp Set and Dies. Card 1: The card base is Real Red with a layer of Season of Green & Gold Specialty Designer Series Paper. To highlight the DSP I added some very thin strips of Night of Navy cardstock … Continue reading Window Pull Out Fun Fold Cards for Christmas
Sympathy cards are always difficult as they mean so much to the recipient and often to the maker as well. I find that a Clean and Simple look is so elegant for a sympathy message. The edges of the Basic White layer were covered with Masking Paper to leave an open rectangle in the middle. … Continue reading One Layer Card with Thoughtful Wishes
today I am showcasing the Iconic Imagery Bundle from the Online Exclusives range of products. This amazing stamp set has 29 images many of which can be used with the two-step stamping technique. Card 1: The Thick Basic White card base was brayered across the base with Real Red ink. Gold Metallic Enamel Effects was … Continue reading Iconic Imagery from Online Exclusives for Christmas
Today I have Christmas inspiration using some of the new products in the 2024 September-December Mini Catalogue which went live last week. Card 1: These beautiful candles are from the Sentimental Wishes stamp set (which has matching dies). I coloured them with Stampin' Blends alcohol markers in Real Red, Shaded Spruce and Pretty Peacock. The … Continue reading Sentimental Wishes and Peaceful Season for some early Christmas inspiration
Today I have used the Online Exclusive Greetings of the Season stamp set and the Winterly Tree Tops Bundle (coming out on 4 September in the 2024 September-December Mini Catalogue) to create a couple of 'One in a Million Fun Fold Cards' inspired by Susan Campfield. I have created my own metric measurements for both … Continue reading Fun Fold Cards for Christmas
Many people seem to find it difficult to make masculine cards. I find it is best not to overthink the process and use some of my standards layouts and generally let the patterned papers do the rest. You can use these layouts over and over and they will always look different based on the colours … Continue reading Masculine Birthday cards using Take to the Sky Papers
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