Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Sponging
The Artful Stampers Team Challenge Blog Hop this week is a sketch. It is getting to that time of the year - to get my Christmas card stash ready. So this sketch was the perfect way to start. Supplies used: Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Garden Green, This Christmas Specialty DSP Ink: Cherry Cobbler Stamps: Wondrous Wreath Accessories: Wonderful Wreath Framelits, Christmas Greetings … Continue reading Wondrous Wreath Vanilla Garden
Now that you have had a chance to check out my Shadow Box Part 1 video, here is Part 2. This shows how I created the art panel and put the project together. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0DG-h0EMDo Here is the finished project. I would love to get your feedback. Please leave a comment in this post, or on … Continue reading Shadow Box – Part 2
Oops! Where has the past week gone? I have been so busy learning how to do videos for Facebook Live and YouTube, that I forgot to schedule some posts for my blog. However, I am pleased to say that I have now done 2 Facebook Live videos, and am in the process of converting the … Continue reading Flourish Wasabi Shadow Box
This month, my classes are based on heat embossing. For a small effort, you can get a big WOW factor. The Floating Reinker technique is a great way to add even more interest to the heat embossing. To make it: Stamp the lilies on Pear Pizzazz cardstock base using Versamark ink. Add a strip of Basic … Continue reading Remarkable You Rose Pizzazz Lilies
Here is my third (and final for now) sample CASEd from page 126 of the current catalogue. It uses the Irresistibly Floral Specialty DSP, Falling Flowers stamp set and the matching May Flowers Framelits. How I did it: The DSP was sponged with Daffodil Delight ink, leaving the edges of the layer white. Diecut pieces were stamped … Continue reading Falling Flowers CASEing the Catalogue – Take 3
Today I have another sample CASEd from page 126 of the current catalogue. It uses the Irresistibly Floral Specialty DSP, Falling Flowers stamp set and the matching May Flowers Framelits. How I did it: The DSP was coloured with Mint Macaron ink using a new Sponge Brayer. Such an elegant, timeless look with the stripes. The small … Continue reading Falling Flowers CASEing the Catalogue – Take 2
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