Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Techniques
There are still a few weeks until the 2025 Annual Catalogue goes live on 6 May. There are also lots of products from the Online Exclusives that go live the same day. I thought that I would give you a sneak peek of the Beautiful Gallery Designer Series Paper from the Catalogue and the Blooming … Continue reading Square Column Pop Up Cards with a sneak peek from the 2025 Annual Catalogue
A friend was asking me how to use pastels so I decided it was about time I dug out my set of Stampin' Pastels and made a few cards. Cards 1 and 2: Stamp the images on Basic White cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Stamp the image on Masking Paper and die cut. Place … Continue reading Adding colour to Mixed Florals with Pastels
I recently created a selection of masculine themed cards - some for a special request and the rest for my stash. I have used both current and retired products. You could replicate these designs with any products that you have. Cards 1 and 2: These use the Book Binding Technique. The card bases are Basic … Continue reading A selection of masculine themed cards
The Thankful Garden Bundle (available in Online Exclusives in my online shop) contains stamps, dies and Decorative Masks (stencils). There are two large floral images - a hydrangea and sprig with two beautiful flowers (maybe briar roses) which can be coloured with the stencils or any other colouring medium. Today I have used the masks … Continue reading Thankful Garden with Decorative Masks
Today's fun fold cards were inspired by Laura Stranks from Creative Gems - https://www.youtube.com/@creativegems2297. Thanks so much for the inspiration Laura. Card 1: This uses the beautiful Serene Love Designer Series Paper on a Lost Lagoon card base. The sentiments are from With You in Mind and Itty Bitty Greetings. Card 2: The Floral Delight … Continue reading Triple Panel Pop Out Cards
this beautiful kit has supplies to create eight cards. With a little inspiration you can easily get twelve cards from the Heirloom Arrangements Kit. Click on the picture to go to my online shop. Here are the eight cards that I made using the kit instructions. The first four cards - the blue and pink … Continue reading Heirloom Arrangements Kit
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