Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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The Let's Go Fishing Designer Series Paper contains lots of patterns and creates a great card without having to add much extra. (It is not just for masculine, but for any fishing enthusiast.) Today I have used it to create a Gate Fold card. Measurements: Card Base (Pebbled Path): 21cm x 14.8cm scored at 5.25cm … Continue reading Gate Fold Card with a Fishing Theme
Today I have a Panel Pull Out Fancy Fold Card. The original instructions come from a tutorial at Splitcoaststampers here. I have adjusted the measurements to suit our A4 cardstock. Here it is closed ... fully open Measurements: Card Base (Early Espresso): 10..5cm x 14.8cm Layer 1 (Calypso Coral): 8.5cm x 12.8cm Pull Out Panel (Very … Continue reading Panel Pull Out Fancy Fold Card
Today's card is quick and easy and almost one layer. It uses Oceanfront, Seaside Bay and Let's Set Sail stamp sets. Supplies: Stamp Set: Oceanfront, Seaside Bay, Let's Set Sail Cardstock: Boho Blue, Very Vanilla Ink: Crumb Cake, Pebbled Path, Mossy Meadow, Boho Blue, Tahitian Tide Accessories: Seaside Bay Dies, Deckled Rectangles Dies, Dimensionals ... … Continue reading Quick and Easy Beach Scene
Do you use your Embossing Folders often and for different techniques? Today I have used the Exposed Brick 3D Embossing Folder as a background for images from Irresistible Blooms. Die cut a piece of Basic White cardstock with the circle die from Irresistible Blooms Dies. Use one of the Stylish Shapes Dies to cut a … Continue reading Inking on Dry Embossing
Looking to create a quick one layer Christmas card? I have used the retired Snow Front stamp set and Misty Moonlight ink to create this monochromatic look. Supplies: Stamp Set: Snow Front, Holly Jolly Wishes Cardstock: Misty Moonlight, Basic White Ink: Misty Moonlight ... inside and envelope Click on the picture below to download the … Continue reading Monochromatic Christmas using Snow Front
Have you seen the Faux Glass Tile look? It looks spectacular! I thought that it would be difficult but it isn't. Keep reading to see how easy the technique is to create this beautiful finish. For the art panel, take a piece of Thick Basic White and die cut to desired size. Use corresponding layering … Continue reading Tutorial for Faux Glass Tile with Quiet Meadow
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