October already so I’m guessing some of you are starting your Christmas cards to avoid the mad December rush. This one uses the Stained Glass technique with markers and vellum. This is one of the cards we’re making at this month’s technique classes.
Cheers, Sue
I was inspired by this card made by one of my talented team members – Tina Gillespie – to try the clear block stamping technique. Loved this simple but effective technique so we’ve been trying it out in my March classes. I can see myself using this technique quite a bit to whip up some quick cards. …
I love this elegant stamp set – Evergreen from the Holiday Catalogue. Early Espresso base and Early Espresso Core’dinations cardstock popped through an embossing folder and sanded. The tree is stamped in Sahara Sand with Early Espresso ink for the script over the top. Cherry Cobbler for the star and the tulle ribbon to finish. Happy…
Every day should have a touch of sparkle. My little munchkins are often the sparkle in my day. Today we had some glitter to add an extra dose! Hope your day has some sparkle today. Happy Stamping! Sue
During my August classes we decorated the cover of our art journals. Each month we add a new technique so we are gradually creating a technique book. Thought I’d show you my one today. All ready to fill up with technique samples and instructions cards over the coming months. Here are the creations from Claire,…
Back with another 3 panel patterned paper Christmas card today. This time it features the lovely All Is Bright DSP. I love this one – it has photographic images on one side such as the tree and baubles on my card. The reverse sides have bright and happy designs in reds and greens. Measurements: I…
My card features one of the designs from the Jolly Holiday Designer Series Paper packs (DSP). Riding Hood Red, Old Olive and Very Vanilla are the coordinating colours I’ve used in my card, plus I’ve included some Crumb Cake with embossed dots using the Big Shot and the Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder. A little sponging…