Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Three Little Words
I have missed playing in the online classes at Crafter's Anonymous over the past few weeks. This week I was able to join in and make this cute Mini Favourites Choc Box. I have used Certainly Celery and stamped it with the tulip image from Three Little Words. The flower was made with retired Certainly … Continue reading Mini Choc Box
Today's CAS card uses another simple sketch and masking. After masking the centre of a square card, I took out a retired background stamp, Print Patterns, and stamped a border on the base. Using a white gel pen, I created a faux stitched border, heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder, and added some … Continue reading CAS Masking
I am still caseing the current IBC. Today, it is from page 71. Using different colours certainly gives another look to the design. I added some extra dimension to the butterflies by sanding the embossed parts. Recipe: Cardstock: So Saffron, Regal Rose, Naturals Ivory, Soft Suede DSP Ink: Soft Suede Stamps: Three Little Words, Woodgrain … Continue reading Three Little Words
Hello. Today I have been experimenting with white embossing powder. After a visit to Lisa's blog, I thought I would CASE her beautiful daisies and add a few embellishments of my own. I have used the Versamarker to colour in the stems, white embossing powder for the flower outlines, gold embossing powder and rhinestones in … Continue reading White Embossing
You all know about the pieces of rubber left over from your die cut stamps. Most people probably do the sensible thing and throw it away. Not me! I keep all sorts of little bits and pieces as you never know when they may come in useful. Well this time, it paid off. Following a … Continue reading Stained Mosaic
March already! This year is flying by so I decided to try and get a little ahead. Today, I have a few cards which could be used for Mother's Day. I have gone for the bright pinks down to the subtle pastels to suit different tastes. Check our my General Gallery for their 'recipes'. I … Continue reading Mother’s Day
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