Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Techniques
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
My niece Amanda gave birth to a beautiful little girl, Jaslyn late last week. Jaslyn was in such a hurry to arrive in the world that she was delivered by Amanda's sister, Sally. Welcome Jaslyn - a little sister for Elishia and Ambrose. To mark the special occasion, I tried a new technique called Buckle … Continue reading Welcome Jaslyn
Today, I have another type of card to show you. This one is called an easel card. I made it for my sister's birthday many months ago, but for some reason, had forgotten to upload it. It is a very simple card to make as you can see below. The small black brad holds it … Continue reading Easel Card
Happy birthday Jess. I hope you love this card and cake. The card is made using a technique called Waterfall card. As you pull on the ribbon the flowers cascade down - giving a waterfall effect. See the card in my Birthday gallery for the recipe. The tealight cake uses a battery operated tealight covered … Continue reading Happy Birthday Jess
Yes, I am back again - twice in the one day. I am finally trying to catch you up on all my latest creations. The following cards are from my recent card making class. The first two have used the Faux Silk technique. I often forget about this wonderful, yet simple technique. So this week, … Continue reading Card Class
Today, I held a workshop for Melinda and some of her friends. These are the creations that they got to make and take home with them. A couple of the ladies had not made cards before, and were very impressed with their finished products. I hope you all had a great time and will continue … Continue reading Workshop Make and Take
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