Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Greetings of the Season
Another Christmas card today. This one uses the MDS version of Santa's List. Onto a base of Naturals Ivory, I added a piece of Soft Suede embossed with the Argyle TIEF. The Santa image was cut with a circle die and sponged with Soft Suede. Dazzling Details added some sparkle on the cuffs and hat. … Continue reading Santa’s List Argyle Suede
You may think it is too early to start on your Christmas cards, but I have found that by making a few each month, it does not become a massive task at the end of the year. Today's card uses some of the new Watercolor Wonder Designer Washi Tape and the Faux Letterpress technique. Using … Continue reading Greetings of the Season Washi Sugar
My last post until the New Year. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my readers for checking out my blog this year. Wishing you all the very best for 2014. See you then. ================ What's happening now with Stampin' Up! - links to relevant posts are above The Holiday Catalogue is … Continue reading Seasons Greetings
Flip cards are all the rage at the moment. You can make them in one go with special dies, or use other dies and make them manually. Today, I am using one of the Labels Framelits to make a Christmas card. It is based on one I saw on Darlene DeVries blog. My base card … Continue reading Ornament Keepsakes Indigo Flip
The Mosaic Punch creates a very pretty flower as I found when recently checking out Pinterest. Here I have used it to create a poinsettia for a Christmas card. The sentiment from Greetings of the Season [another on the Carry Over list}] was stamped in Gumball Green on Whisper White and cut with one of … Continue reading Greetings of the Season Mosaic Poinsettia Ripple
Today I have a quick and easy, clean and simple Christmas Card. I stamped images from Mosaic Madness in Wild Wasabi on Whisper White, added a sentiment from Greetings of the Season and layered it on a base of Wild Wasabi. It doesn't get much simpler than that. Just think of all the colours you … Continue reading Mosaic Madness Wasabi Christmas
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