Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Techniques
Last week, I gave you a quick peek into the early release of the Share What You Love Suite (see post here). The time has now arrived and you can purchase your bundle during May. Each bundle includes some FREE items too! Grab your favourite beverage and check out all the details in this very … Continue reading Share What You Love Suite – now available
At a recent class, we used black cardstock and Watercolor Pencils to create beautiful cards using the Black Magic Technique. Card 1: This is the one that participants made during the class. Tips: A Craft White ink pad is required for this technique. Solid images with matching outline stamps create the best results. Stamp the … Continue reading Technique – Black Magic with Colorful Seasons and Touches of Texture
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's time for another Splitcoaststampers Sketch Challenge. The link will take you to all the great creations for this challenge. Here is the sketch: I have used the Love What You Do stamp set and the Share What You Love Specialty Designer Series Paper, which I have been able to purchase early from the Annual Catalogue … Continue reading Sketch Challenge with Love What You Do
At a recent class, we used the Barn Door Bundle in three different ways. Card 1: Front with door closed .... Front with door open .... Tips: This is the most basic - only using the Door image and its matching Framelit, and the door handle Framelit. Stamp the Hardwood background image using Crumb Cake … Continue reading Different ways with the Barn Door Bundle
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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