Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Emboss Resist
The Emboss Resist Technique is a quick way to add WOW to your project. Today, I am using the new Mediterranean Moments stamp set to showcase this technique. Shimmery White cardstock has been used to emboss resist all the images. This first one has been layered onto Soft Suede and a card base of Crumb Cake which … Continue reading Mediterranean Moments – Emboss Resist and VIDEO
One of the new stamp sets in the Occasions Catalogue is Mediterranean Moments. There are four images, each reminiscent of walking through the streets in some small village. They are perfect for colouring, embossing or leaving as an outline image. Today, I have the used the image which looks down a lane. Tips: Stamp the … Continue reading Mediterranean Moments Saffron Lane
Did you enjoy the one layer card that my sister Helen created using the new High Tide stamp set? Here is another one that she has created, this time using the Emboss Resist technique. Tips: The lighthouse and the surrounds were stamped with Versamark and then heat embossed with White Embossing Powder and sponged with Marina … Continue reading High Tide Celebrate Marina Mist
Have you purchased your Thoughtful Branches Bundle yet? It is only available until the end of this month or whilst supplies last. Maybe you have been thinking about it and wondering how versatile it really is. Well, let me show you a range of projects that you can make. Firstly, you have pretty trees with … Continue reading Thoughtful Branches – August 2016 ONLY
This month, my classes are based on heat embossing. For a small effort, you can get a big WOW factor. Here is a another card using heat embossing. This time, the embossing has been done in copper and then the images sponged with ink (Emboss Resist technique). To make it: Stamp leaves and sentiment on pieces of … Continue reading Vintage Leaves Copper Cake
Here is my third (and final for now) sample CASEd from page 126 of the current catalogue. It uses the Irresistibly Floral Specialty DSP, Falling Flowers stamp set and the matching May Flowers Framelits. How I did it: The DSP was sponged with Daffodil Delight ink, leaving the edges of the layer white. Diecut pieces were stamped … Continue reading Falling Flowers CASEing the Catalogue – Take 3
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