Foil is in these days in paper crafting. But I don't have a laser printer and a laminator but I have a gold foil. I also have a Ranger sticky embossing powder and it does say on the bottle that it will work on foil, too.
I die cut the flowers and leaves using patterned paper. I applied Versamark ink to the die cuts, poured the sticky embossing powder, and heat set it. I laid the gold foil on top of the die cuts and burnish it using a bone folder. You have to apply firm pressure to transfer the foil to the die cut. It didn't cover the whole die cut with gold foil. I think the sticky embossing powder dried already and/or I wasn't applying consistent firm pressure on the die cut. But it's okay. I think it gave the die cut a vintage look. I also die cut these on vellum to act as an off set shadow of the gold die cuts.
I used Avery Elle Brushed stamp for the background. I inked the paint strip with Tim Holtz Distress ink Black Soot, sprayed the inked stamped before I stamped it to the watercolor paper.
The sentiment is from a Hampton Art stamp set. I embellished the card with clear sequins.
Thanks for viewing my blog.
Maria Giselle B.
I am submitting this creation to the following challenges:
- http://ellenhutson.typepad.com/the_classroom_new/2015/03/introducing-essentials-by-ellen-pin-sights-challenge.html
- http://www.simonsaysstampblog.com/blog/work-it-wednesday-february-2015/
My NBUS is the the Ellen Hutson Bold Blossom Stand-Alone die.
Very pretty! I learned something new visiting your blog. Never thought you would be able to heat emboss on foil. The technique looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love your graphic vintage card, Maria! The shine and texture are just amazing!! What a cool technique. I apologize for taking so long to get here to comment and thank you for playing in my NBUS Challenge #4. Life and Easter company got in the way! Enjoy your day!! Hugs, Darnell
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