Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
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What a mouthful!!! Trying saying that quickly 🙂 Today's fun fold card was originally designed by Flutterby Heidi. Thank you so much for the inspiration Heidi. I changed the height but left the rest of her measurements the same. This first one was made for a friend's 80th birthday.Supplies: Cardstock: Smoky Slate, Basic White, Symbols … Continue reading Flat Flap Fun Fold Card
It is that time of year again where you can earn FREE products with qualifying orders. Today I have a few samples to whet your appetite. You can check out all the products in Sale-a-Bration in my online shop. Card 1: This uses the steps image from the In The Country stamp set. I have … Continue reading Sale-a-Bration January-February 2023
Today I have created a gatefold card with a difference. Instead of the gatefold being down the centre of the card, I have offset it to the left. Take a piece of Thick Basic White cardstock that is 29.7cm wide by 10.5cm high. Score on the long side at 4cm and 18.8cm. Add DSP layers … Continue reading An Offset Gatefold Card
Today I have combined a mini slimline with a fun fold to create this easy card. Take a piece of Thick Basic White cardstock that is 18cm wide by 14.8cm high. Score on the long side at 9cm. Place one of the Basic Borders Dies on an angle from the top right hand corner of … Continue reading A Mini Slimline Fun Fold Card
Today I have a short video to show you how easy it is to use your DSP scraps to create a beautiful herringbone design. I used a Basic White Notecard and ¾" strips of Designer Series Paper. You could vary the size of the strips based on the size of the layer you are creating. … Continue reading How to create a Herringbone Design with scraps of Designer Series Paper – VIDEO Tutorial
Here is another example of the One Sheet Wonder technique. It is a great way to create a number of cards quickly and also provide a WOW factor. I forgot to take a picture before cutting it up but you can get the general idea of how it was stamped. Take an A4 sheet of … Continue reading One Sheet Wonder with Leaves of Holly
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