Hello friends!
I am back to share a recent project I made. This time, I am utilizing Spellbinders Monthly Club Kit (dies, pattern paper and embossing folder) and put it all together as one background.
To start, I selected the pattern paper from this month's card kit. I ran them all through the smallest rectangle die from Precision Layering Rectangle Die Set.These two sets of rectangle dies are staple to all of your layering. I used the smallest rectangle die.
Once I die cut them, I layered them up and pasted them onto the thin paper. Next, I ran the entire piece through the die cut machine with this month's Embossing Folder. Now you can see why this background is looking very interesting....
I then chose the frame image and ephemera for the focal point. Here are the two cards that I made with a twist to the background (dry-embossed pattern paper background).
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11 comments:
I like how you created the background. I will have to try this.
Love the patterns and great backgrounds!
Just love the patterns you combine with the ef and ephemera, Virginia!!
What a great background on the first card! If you ever wanted to start a second hobby, you would be good at quilting!, the patterned paper you put together would make a really pretty quilt block.
Awesome!!
Love the print papers/embossed design combo for your backgrounds!
Nice idea for combining paper scraps to create the background.
Love this idea. I'll definitely give this a try.
awesome background Virginia. what a delightful card. I like doing dry embossing on patterned paper. Always gives a lovely texture and look
Very nice embossed patterned paper background. Very pretty!
lovely cards
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