Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Tag: Enjoy the Moment
It is Double Dare time for the Sketch Challenge at splitcoaststampers.com this week. It is a Shutter Gate Fold, also known to some as a Peek a Boo Shutter Card. The sketch .... My card ... Tips: This pretty Fine Art Floral DSP will be retiring at the end of June.Supplies:Stamp Set: Enjoy the MomentCardstock: … Continue reading Peek a Boo Shutter Gate Fold Card for the Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers
Here is an almost one layer, quick and easy card using the Quite Meadow Bundle. Stamp the Coastal Cabana card base tone on tone with images from the Quiet Meadow stamp set.Die cut some images using Fresh Freesia cardstock and In Good Taste DSP.Emboss the DSP die cut with the Bark 3D EF.Stamp a sentiment … Continue reading One Layer Card with Quiet Meadow
US Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Rachel Tessman recently created a sliding lock card on YouTube. It looked like fun so I had to try it out (and made two of them!). I adjusted Rachel's measurements to suit our metric A4 cardstock.Supplies Card 1:Stamp Set: Simply SucculentsCardstock: Just Jade, Basic White, Butterfly Bijou DSPInk: Just JadeAccessories: Classic … Continue reading Sliding Lock Cards with Butterflies
Today I have another version of a Double Gate Fold card. ... Closed ... Open This Double Gate Fold card also uses a piece of 12" x 6" Designer Series Paper for the base.Score it on the long side at 2″, 4″, 8″ and 10″.Make a mark on the short sides at 4″.Cut from the … Continue reading Double Gate Fold Card using Enjoy the Moment
Today I have stamped on the Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper with images from the Enjoy The Moment stamp set. This is a great way to add interest and texture to your card. As I didn't have a gum leaves stamp, I used one of the Forever Greenery DSP designs to add gum nuts and … Continue reading Gum Nuts and Flowers stamped on Designer Series Paper
At a recent class we used Blending Brushes to create a Faux Tearing panel. Tear a piece of printing paper or removable sticky paper so that it has uneven edges. Ensure that the paper is long enough to fit the full length of the art panel.Attach both pieces with the torn edges facing each other … Continue reading Blending Brushes and the Faux Tearing Technique with Enjoy the Moment
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