Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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Create two art panels with the soft and subtle look of water stamping. Technique: Use Blending Brushes and water based dye inks to add ink to a piece of watercolor paper. Continue adding ink until the paper is covered with deep colour. The darker the colour the better impression you will get when stamping with … Continue reading Water Stamping Technique using Wonderful World Iris
Today I have a variety of cards using the Amazing Silhouettes stamp set. I have had the set for quite a while and am finally getting around to using it. Card 1: This uses masking to add the leaves image numerous times. The butterfly image was stamped on the art panel and again on a … Continue reading Ways to use Amazing Silhouettes Stamp Set
If you are looking for a set of cute baby stamps, the All For Baby Bundle (which includes coordinating dies) is just for you. Sadly it is due to retire in 2 May. Click on the photo below to purchase it from my online shop before it is gone forever. Here are some of my … Continue reading All For Baby Bundle – Retiring Soon
These Sweet Strawberry cards were the basis of a recent class. They are fresh and bright just in time to welcome Spring. Card 1: This Mint Macaron card is quick and easy to put together:Stamp the floral branch three times on Mint Macaron cardstock using Shaded Spruce ink.Color the flowers using a White Stampin' Chalk … Continue reading Sweet Strawberries to welcome Spring
Today I have used the After The Storm stamp set to create a beach scene. Here is a close up of the sun .... ... and here is a close up of the shells and sea The scene was created on Balmy Blue cardstock.The waves were created with a Sakura Gelly Roll pen, but the … Continue reading After the Storm On The Beach
When you are short on inspiration, remember that the catalogues provide a rich source of creativity. Copy something you like - with the same or similar products, or use the design and totally different products. Today I am CASEing one of the cards on page 120 of the Annual Catalogue. I have used some of … Continue reading CASEing the Catalogue with Birds & Branches
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