Cardmaking Stamping & Papercraft

• Stamps: Lawn Fawn Critters on Savannah (set of 14), Blue Skies (set of 16), Bannerific (set of 7)• Card: white• Ink pads: Memento tuxedo black; Distress Inks salty ocean, shabby shatters• Paper: wood-grain• Markers: Copics; Atyou Spica glitter pen

• Card: white• Paper: American Crafts 6x6 5th & Frolic collection pad• Embellishments: American Crafts 5th & Frolic chipboard shapes, brads, stickers, die-cut elements; Kaisercraft Hunt & Gather rhinestones• Flowers: Prima Conventry Serene, Puccini D

Maggie Holmes Styleboard collection – gold label maker stickers, mixed confetti, kraft/gold dot cardstock. Flea Market collection – adhesive resin flowers. For more information, visit www.cratepaper.com 12x12 gold foil dot vellum and Thickers in gol

• Paper: My Mind’s Eye Kate & Co Cambridge Court collection – watercolour, mini flowers• Collage elements: Darkroom Door Robot collection – photochips, wordstrips, filmstrips, montage• Card: white• Embellishments: Kaisercraft rhinestones; silver wash

• Stamps: Dylusions DYR34377 Ruby Rainbows (set of 9)• Card: X-Press It blender; black, yellow• Canvas sheet white• Paper: pink• Ink pad: Memento tuxedo black• Stencils: Hazel & Ruby Chevrons; The Crafter’s Workshop sunburst; Tim Holtz layering – bub

1. How long have you been cardmaking and how did you get into it? Do you work in the papercraft industry? I was introduced to cardmaking around 15 years ago at a craft show, thought ‘I can do that’ and have been creating ever since. I’ve been on many

1 Double-sided tape is a clean option and has a strong bond, it won’t warp your card like water-based glues and it also comes in a multitude of widths. You can use it for most materials. 1b When using double-sided tape to attach a layer, peel only

Ann Craig of distINKtive STAMPING designs has been an independent Stampin’ Up! demonstrator for eight years and is also a qualified art teacher. She has a fabulous home studio in Monash, which includes a teaching room, embossing room and a Big Shot/p

1 Apply selected Distress Markers directly onto the rubber of your stamp. 2 Huff on the rubber to give moisture and stamp, you can repeat twice more if desired. 3 Apply the selected markers again and spray the stamp with water. 4 You can stamp