Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Tag: Christmas Season
This beautiful Frames & Flowers Designer Specialty Paper has 6 sheets of patterned paper: 1 each of 3 double-sided designs and 1 each of 3 single-sided die-cut designs. Click on the photo to see it in more detail in my online shop. Before you go to the shop, I would love it if you would … Continue reading How to create beautiful cards with the Frames & Flowers Specialty Designer Series Paper
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
Have you tried 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 Very Vanilla … Continue reading One Sheet Wonder with Christmas Season
Today I have a new (for me) fun fold card that has a combination of a W and a V fold. The card can be made with an A4 piece of cardstock which when finished is the standard 10.5cm wide x 14.8cm high. It can also be made with a piece of 12" x 12" … Continue reading Fun Fold Cards for Christmas
I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of my readers the very best of the season. Thank you so much for continuing to inspire me. I have used the Layering Circles technique for my final Christmas card of 2021. The Ombre Specialty Paper is just perfect for this technique which could be … Continue reading Layering Circles for Christmas
Today's Christmas card was made by heat embossing a stencilled image. Take a piece of Pearlescent Specialty Paper and cover with one of the Basic Patterns Decorative Masks.Use a sponge dauber with Whisper White Craft ink to add ink onto the paper through the mask. Normally you would use Versamark ink for heat embossing, but … Continue reading Heat Embossing with Stencils for Christmas
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