Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Faux Tearing
Last week I used the Acrylic Block Background Technique in a couple of different ways. Today I am using the Rubber Band Technique for more inky projects. This is very basic. Take some rubber bands of varying widths and wrap them around an acrylic block, tap on ink pad and then 'stamp' on cardstock. Use … Continue reading More ideas using ink
The Delicate Forest Bundle first appeared in the 2024 January-April Mini Catalogue. It has carried over to the latest Annual Catalogue as a stamp set and matching dies. A friend of mine purchased the bundle and I have borrowed it from her to create some projects. Thanks Mavis. Card 1: Thanks to Susan Campfield for … Continue reading Ways to use the Delicate Forest Bundle
Today I am showcasing the Calming Camellia stamp set. This set is available as a FREE Host gift for sales of $500 or more (before postage) only during the current Sale-a-bration promotion. Cards 1-3: CLOSE UP CLOSE UP CLOSE UP These three cards use the watercolour whitewash technique where the image is stamped on coloured … Continue reading So many ideas for the Calming Camellia
At a recent class we used Blending Brushes to create a Faux Tearing panel. Tear a piece of printing paper or removable sticky paper so that it has uneven edges. Ensure that the paper is long enough to fit the full length of the art panel.Attach both pieces with the torn edges facing each other … Continue reading Blending Brushes and the Faux Tearing Technique with Enjoy the Moment
A simple sketch for the Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop this week. I have used the Faux Tearing technique. ================ Supply List: (all Stampin' Up! which can be purchased in my online shop) Card Stock: Smoky Slate, Whisper White, Pistachio Pudding, Strawberry Slush Ink: Stazon Jet Black, Pistachio Pudding, Strawberry Slush Stamps: Petal Potpourri, … Continue reading Artful Stampers Team Challenge Hop Strawberry Slate
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