The inspiration card is a flower stamped on vellum. If you have been following my blog, you know I don't have a big flower stamp in my collection. The one I am eyeing (Altenew Hennah Elements) is out of stock at online scrapbook stores that I shop at. But I really want to join this week's challenge. I looked through my supplies and I found this flower embossing folder.
I dry embossed the vellum with both tabs open since I don't want the impression to cut through the vellum. My vellum is only 21 lb. Some of it cut through but not enough to cut the whole flower. I colored one side of the vellum with Copics.
For the reverse side of the vellum, which will be the front of the card, I used Versamark pen to outline the flowers based on the impression. I poured glitter embossing powder, brushed off the excess, and heat embossed it as seen in the photo below.
Like the inspiration card, I used a metal sentiment die. I die cut the sentiment a couple of times, stacked and glued one on top of the other.
Thanks for viewing my blog.
Maria Giselle B.
Embossing Folder: Sizzix Birds, Flowers and Branches set
Embossing Powder: Judikins Sparkle
Die: Technique Tuesday Say-It Happy
Stamp: Technique Tuesday Say-It Happy
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Great technique! Definitely gives a "WOW" effect!! Thanks for playing along with us at CASE Study!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Maria! So pretty and your colouring on vellum looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge for Heidi's special birthday blog hop
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Mandy xx
Wow so interesting background!! it looks absolutely fabolous! Thank you for being with CAS(E) Study this week.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love your cool background technique! Thanks for joining us this week for the CASE Study Challenge!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your supplies and I love the dimension of the embossing folder. Thanks for joining in with CASE Study challenge this week!
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