Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Category: Tutorials
Today I have been creating my version of the Floating Side Panel card. This design is very versatile and can be used for any occasion. It is also great for a masculine card . This card showcases the Delightful Floral DSP which is an online exclusive product. The card base is Bubble Bath with a … Continue reading Floating Side Panel Cards
today I have a few cards made using the Upright Diamond Fold. The original tutorial is available here at splitcoaststampers.com. I have not added DSP to all panels on this card as per the original tutorial. I wanted a simpler look and am very happy with the result. Supplies: Stamp Set: Garden Meadow Cardstock: Tahitian … Continue reading Upright Diamond Fold Cards
today I am showcasing the Z Fold Easel Card - made with either a top or bottom opening. I made these cards quite a while ago and have only just realised that I had never posted them. Scroll down for the link to a PDF with all the measurements. Thanks to Connie Stewart for the … Continue reading Z Fold Easel Cards – two ways
I couldn't resist using my first ever Christmas stamp set - City of David to create this Angled Fold Card. Supplies: Stamp Set: City of David Cardstock: Pretty Peacock, Very Vanilla, Lights Aglow Specialty DSP Ink: Pretty Peacock Accessories: Decorative Circle Punch, 2" Circle Punch, Handmade Tag Punch You can download the PDF file with … Continue reading Creating an Angled Fold Card for Christmas
Today I am CASEing the Annual Catalogue using the Inked & Tiled Stamp Set and a card sample on page 94. I also have a You Tube video to show you how I did it. Check out the video for full details on how to cut and create the cards. Measurements: Card Base: Lost Lagoon … Continue reading CASEing the Catalogue with Inked & Tiled and VIDEO
Have you tried the Split Negative Technique? It is a great way to create two cards and show opposite colours side by side. The basic way is to use black and white with a symmetrical image, but once you have the idea you can change up your colours and types of images. Today I am … Continue reading Split Negative Technique with Free As A Bird
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