Annette Sullivan: Independent Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator, Australia – Providing inspiration for handmade greeting cards
Tag: Garden Wishes
Today I am creating an eclipse card using Nature's Harvest stamp set and the retired Hexagon Hive Thinlits Die. You can create this technique with any large open die and a detailed stamp. Cut four pieces of Basic White 10.5cm x 14.8cm. Use a stamp positioner to stamp the floral image in the same place … Continue reading Using the Eclipse Technique with a Cover Die
Do you have difficulty working out ways to use your patterned paper? Here are some cards using the Bloom Where You're Planted DSP. These four cards each use three pieces of DSP that are 2½" x 1¾". Emboss or stamp the card base then add the DSP pieces straight or on an angle. Add a … Continue reading Ways to Use Bloom Where You’re Planted Patterned Paper
Some debossing and colouring for the Sketch Challenge at splitcoaststampers.com this week. The sketch .... My card ... Tips: I debossed the front of a Crumb Cake card base with the Dandelions 3D Embossing Folder. (Debossing is just the opposite side of the folder - most of the images will be indented instead of being … Continue reading Dandelions for the Sketch Challenge at Splitcoaststampers
Today I have a Tower Fold Card using the Garden Wishes stamp set and Dandy Garden DSP. The card base is Balmy Blue, with layers of Misty Moonlight cardstock and Dandy Garden DSP. Supplies:Stamp Set: Garden WishesCardstock: Balmy Blue, Misty Moonlight, Basic White, Dandy Garden DSPInk: Misty Moonlight ... back and envelope The original tutorial … Continue reading Monochromatic Blue Tower Fold Card
I have been trying a couple of techniques with the Gilded Leafing and Garden Wishes stamp set. The techniques I used:The gilded strip - add a few strips of Tear & Tape, peel away the backing and dip into the Gilded Leafing. Press firmly then brush off the excess.Dandelion and bee - stamp images with … Continue reading Gilded Leafing with Garden Wishes
Today I have a couple of six-fold fancy fold cards for you. The tutorial is available here at splitcoaststampers.com. This looks very complicated, but in fact is quite easy to make. The tutorial (link above) at Splitcoaststampers has both pictures and a video. The finished card is 4" x 4" when closed. Card 1 Supplies: … Continue reading Six-Fold Fancy Fold Cards
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