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It's easy to create a "nature scene" card with the embossing folder. I am using this beautiful Berried Cotoneaster 3D Embossing Folder as an example. It was part of the release from last week's Enchanted Winter (see post HERE).
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It's easy to create a "nature scene" card with the embossing folder. I am using this beautiful Berried Cotoneaster 3D Embossing Folder as an example. It was part of the release from last week's Enchanted Winter (see post HERE).
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If you read the title, you are in for a quick treat! You might think it's misleading....nope, you really can make a set of cards (say 4 or 6) in minutes!
If you are going to give out sets of cards as gifts, you can easily find inspiration in today's post.
First up, get a set of embellishments like the Cathy Holden Christmas Pines Miscellany Printed Die Cuts.
Secondly, find the focal point and start adding.... more stamping, more die-cutting, more embellishments etc.
Thirdly, examine the card-stock you want to use and put them together. Don't be afraid to ad some colors in the background or around the images.
Can you find the stamping that I did with some of the image?
Last but not least, dress them up as best as you can. Add embellishments such as sequins or gems.
What do you think? I hope that you find today's post helpful. Thanks for stopping by!
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Hope this post finds you well. I am popping in with a textured card.
The Holly Flourish Embossing Folder is from the Christmas Flourish
Collection by Becca Feeken. The folder adds texture and dimension of
flourish design accented with holly berries and leaves covers the
background. It can emboss various card size formats from A2, Slimline, 5
x 7-inch and more. For a letter press look, apply ink on one side and
emboss. Lightly swipe the ink pad across the design to highlight its
embossed design.
Christmas Flourish have hints of flourish
designs throughout its collection. Everything you’ll need to make a
holiday greeting from thin metal cutting dies to a sweet embossing
folder. Mix and match to create amazing card creations!
Approximate Size: 5.50 x 8.50 in./13.97 x 21.60 cm
With this gorgeous embossing folder, I am using Nordic Ornaments as the focal point.
I love everything about the Nordic Ornaments Dies as they are so neat and fit together beautifully.
The subtle textured flourish background truly elevates this card.
Here are my two cards with Nordic Ornaments.
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Hope your weekend is going well. I am sharing a project with Sugarplum Tweets Etched Dies. All products used are linked at the end of this post.
The Sugarplum Tweets Etched Dies are from the Christmas Flourish Collection by Becca Feeken and has 20 thin metal cutting dies. The set includes two detailed cardinals, along with holiday sentiments that cut into the paper. In addition, there are holly berry and leaf, flourish accent and a hat for the birds! These two sweet birds have lovely elements which make them extra special.
By using the Scrapbook.com Paper Pad, it was easy to assemble the birdies. I predominantly used Inlaid Die-cutting for the tiny pieces.
Those tiniest bits do matter. For example, the gold pieces on the birdie from the right were inlaid!
I usually saved the bits (not poking them out) and directly pushed the pieces back to where they were meant to be. Voila. It works like magic this way.
I did the same thing with the sentiment (also inlaid). It was such fun to create this card. Lastly, here are some info about the Spellbinders Warehouse sale. Do take a look at the awesome deals HERE and check out HERE
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As mentioned in my previous post, I am back to share another project with Enchanted Winter release. Not This release is all about embossing folders, stencils, hot foil AND enamel dots!
Today's card is about the Tulip 3D Embossing Folder. This embossing folder is not new, however, the coordinating stencil is. This new stencil set allows you to color the tulips with ease.
You can color all the tulips in one color. However, I decided to add various color and shades to the tulips.
Much like alcohol marker coloring, I usually use 3-4 shades of ink for each petal and leaf.
Last, but certainly not the least.... it is all about the details. After ink-blending and stenciling, I trimmed the image to fit. I thought it would be lovely to add the heart enamel dots. I took out the new enamel dots and applied heart shape ones along the stem.
It is kind of cool to see that string of enamels dots which made the design much more special and heartfelt. Do you find the enamel dots help elevate the overall designs?
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