Today is Tuesday & that means I get to share with you another Technique & that is Baby Wipes! It is an oldie but a goodie.
The card is one of the ones we created in one of our classes a couple of weeks ago & the ladies loved it. There cards turned out just gorgeous & of course, all very different, which is what techniques are all about.
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By clicking on the link below, you will be able to download your free tutorial to create your own card.
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Sometimes I wonder where the time goes as yesterday sort of crept by without realizing it, so today I have 2 posts for you although you may have to check back later on in the day to see the 2nd one.
As it is Tuesday, I thought I would share with you our 2nd card we created in one of our Creative Cards classes a few months ago – Dragging/Swiping Technique. I love this technique especially when no 2 cards will ever be the same.
We created our card using the Flirty Flowers Stamp Set (retiring & will miss this cute set) but changed the layout out & the colours. Amazing how the 2 cards are totally different. You can see the 1st card created by clicking here.
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To create my panel, I dragged Crumb Cake & Sahara Sand down a piece of Whisper White stamping the silhouette flower direct over the inks. I love the look of the panel as it come up looking a little like wood, don’t you think?
Clicking on the link below, will allow you to download a free tutorial to create your own card. It includes list of products, measurements (metric & imperil) plus the instructions.
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Yesterday I shared with you a card using the Eclipse Technique.
Well today, I am sharing another using the same technique but this time round it is a Christmas Card which was created in one of my classes back in February. Is it too early to make a start on our Christmas cards?
The Eclipse Technique is available to download by clicking on the Free Technique Tutorials Page. Print it out, file in a folder & keep on hand to use or to refer back to at a later date.
Yes, SU! Demos are able to use them for your classes, workshops & demonstrations. It just means that all the work is done for you, except of course your samples.
To download your free card tutorial on how I created my card, please click on the link above the photo.
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It’s been awhile, but I’m happy to say that Technique Tuesday is back again this year.
We’re playing with Brushos today & showing you a basic way of using them. Mind you, you will still have a fantastic result just the same. Remember, if you don’t have the product I’ve used on my card, use what you have on hand.
This is one of the cards we created a couple of weeks ago in our class. The ladies loved playing with them especially when they saw how the powders reacted to water & how everyone’s card turned out very different. Have you tried them yet?
There is a little change this year in that they may only appear the 4th Tuesday of the month. Yes, you will still receive the instructions for a card using the technique. The Technique Tutorial is available for download by clicking on the Free Technique Tutorials Page, file in a folder & keep on hand to use or to refer back to at a later date.
Yes, SU! Demos are able to use them for your classes, workshops & demonstrations. It just means that all the work is done for you, except of course your samples.
To download your free card tutorial on how I created my card, please click on the link above the photo.
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My card today is the 2nd card we created a couple of weeks ago when we were playing with the Technique – Bleaching. Once I start on techniques, I can’t seem to get enough of them. Can’t you tell I love my techniques.
I love the card today – not sure why. It could be the simple layout out or the way the Bleach has reacted to Melon Mambo or even the Basic Black behind the Melon Mambo.
Don’t forget to grab your Technique Tutorial, head on over to the Technique Pagewhere you have 3 options for downloading.
To grab your free tutorial to create my card, please click on the link below.
It is Tuesday & that means a new technique for you to download & play with. Remember, if you don’t have the product I’ve used on my card, use what you have on hand. This week we are highlighting Bleaching. What I love about this technique is that it is always changing. My card has changed a lot since I first created it & not every petal is the same.
This is one of the cards we created a couple of weeks ago in our class. I am happy to say the ladies loved it. They also enjoyed playing with the technique too….. I keep forgetting to take photos to share with you as their cards turned out beautiful.
These techniques appear on my blog every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, along with instructions for a card using the technique. The Technique Tutorial is available for download by clicking on the Free Technique Tutorials Page, file in a folder & keep on hand to use or to refer back to at a later date.
Yes, SU! Demos are able to use them for your classes, workshops & demonstrations. It just means that all the work is done for you, except of course your samples.
To download your free card tutorial on how I created my card, please click on the link above the photo.
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It is Tuesday & that means a new technique for you to download & play with. Remember, if you don’t have the product I’ve used on my card, use what you have on hand. This week we are highlighting Emboss Resist.
This is one of the cards we created last Friday in our class. I am happy to say the ladies loved it. They also enjoyed playing with the technique too….. I think in future I am going to have to take photos as everyone’ cards turned out so different which is fantastic.
These techniques appear on my blog every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, along with instructions for a card using the technique. The Technique Tutorial is available for download by clicking on the Free Technique Tutorials Page, file in a folder & keep on hand to use or to refer back to at a later date.
Yes, SU! Demos are able to use them for your classes, workshops & demonstrations. It just means that all the work is done for you, except of course your samples.
After a couple of requests, there are now 3 options available for you to choose from – .
Option 1 – Detailed tutorial in the full page pocket & the tips & tutorial in the 2 pocket page.
Option 2 – Shorter tutorial & sample side by side using the 4 pocket page. There is also a sheet of Products used plus Measurements (Metric & Imperial) that you are able to print & tuck behind your tutorial if you wish.
Option 3 – A4 size which fits into a standard A4 folder. Yes, it includes all the Product used plus Measurement (Metric & Imperial)
You can find the Technique Tutorials by clicking on the Technique Tutorials Page.
To download your free card tutorial on how I created my card, please click on the link above the photo.
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Today’s post is a little different in that I am going to be sharing with you easy Techniques that you will be able to create in your own home & with the supplies you have on hand.
These techniques will appear on my blog every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, along with instructions for a card using the technique. The technique tutorial will also be available which you will be able to download, file in a folder & keep on hand to use or to refer back to at a later date.
Yes, SU! Demos are able to use them for your classes, workshops & demonstrations. It just means that all the work is done for you, except of course your samples.
To file your tutorials all you have to do is purchase one of the 6” x 8″ Albums& a pack of the 6″ x 8″ Variety Packof Photo Pocket Pages.
This means that you will have 2 options in the way you file your tutorials.
Option 1 – Detailed tutorial in the full page pocket & the tips & tutorial in the 2 pocket page.
Option 2 – Shorter tutorial & sample side by side using the 4 pocket page. There is also a sheet of Products used plus Measurements (Metric & Imperial) that you are able to print & tuck behind your tutorial if you wish.
You can find the Technique Tutorials by clicking on the Technique Tutorials Page.
My card today is one we created in our class a couple of weeks ago. We don’t have snow at Christmas in Australia so I tried to create a bush Christmas. I’ve use the “Hearts Come Home” Bundle, Page 39 of the 2017 Holiday Catalogue. The Bundle includes the “Hearts Come Home” Stamp Set& the “Hometown Greetings” Edgelits Dies. I teamed it up with the “Hearth & Home” Thinlitsto create my theme. Santa racing through the sky finishes off the scene.
To download your free card tutorial on how I created my card, please click on the link above the photo.
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ladies loved it. There cards turned out just gorgeous & of course, all very different, which is what techniques are all about.
day to see the 2nd one.
Tutorials Page.
with instructions for a card using the technique. The Technique Tutorial is available for download by clicking on the 
above the photo.
You can find the Technique Tutorials by clicking on the Technique Tutorials Page.
