Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Heat Embossing
Welcome to November and a special Limited Edition release of products. There are two stamp sets, paper, accessories, and dies included in the release. One stamp set is Christmas related and the other stamp set can be used for all occasions. The dies work with both of the stamp sets. The best way to explain … Continue reading Limited Edition Snowflake Showcase
CASEing the Annual Catalogue today to show you the Faux Watercolour Technique. Tips: This is a very effective technique that provides a watercolour look without all the hard work. Simply colour your stamp with either an ink pad or markers, lightly spritz with water and stamp onto watercolor paper. Hold the stamp onto the paper … Continue reading Faux Watercolour Technique with Graceful Garden
Today I am showcasing the Blended Seasons Stamp Set and Stitched Seasons Framelits from the Colour Your Season Products, combined with Mistletoe Season and Sheet Music stamp sets. The limited edition products are only available during the month of August 2018. This project was created by one of my team, Charmaine and showcases how the … Continue reading Mistletoe Season Music with Blended Seasons
Last week, I gave you a sample of the soon to be retiring Charming Café Bundle. Today, I have the projects made during last week's class. Card 1: Tips: For the first card, I have CASEd the design from the Occasions Catalogue. This is a trifold card showcasing many images and die cuts from the … Continue reading Farewell to Charming Café – class projects
At a recent technique class, we used foil paper and heat embossing to create stunning Black Ice effects. Card 1: This is on silver foil and is the one that participants made during the class. Tips: An archival black ink pad is required for this technique. Stazon Tuxedo Black and Basic Black Archival ink pads … Continue reading Technique – Black Ice with High Tide
It is a while since I have showcased any Brusho Crystal Projects. Today, I have four to share, each with a slightly different technique: one using Shimmery White, one with Glossy White and two with Watercolor Paper. Card 1: Tips: Sprinkle Yellow and Gamboge Brusho Crystal Colour onto a piece of Watercolor Paper and spritz … Continue reading More with Brusho Crystal Colour
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