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Pattern source: Interweave Knits Winter 2005 / Mona Schmidt
Yarn: Koigu Premium Merino
Needles: 3 mm
Three tiers all embossed and with edible pearls. Handmade stylised black magnolias.
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I found this little guy a few days back asleep on a rose in the garden ,or maybe it was just his time...
amazing the reflected lights on his body from the rose...
Blender enthusiast's might recognize this monkey as old Suzanne. The plate used to emboss this was 3d printed and can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/mrbell/8516329458/in/photostream/
Embossed cupcake in cadbury purple
Embossing
Embossing involves raising areas of a card surface above the level of the rest. The diagram below shows a coat of arms that has been embossed on bizcard. The images stands out from the card as it has been produced by a stamp which presses the card to the correct shape.
... keys. Embossed keys background, inked. Added. Wooden key coloured with silver Inka Gold & a metal key.
Part of Phoebe's 21st giftbox... love the dotty embossing on this one... handpainted 'leopard print' spots on the 21 to coordinate with the rest of the giftbox...
The tower is topped with a 6" vanilla sponge covered in embossed icing and a sugarpaste flower creation.
Embossed Leaves socks from Interweave Knits' Favorite Socks. Knit with Dream in Color Smooshy in Spring Tickle colorway using 2mm needles.
I don't think the fancy embossed leather will make a difference to my assets
(and a thanks to Mike Hauptman.. for the proofreading)
An expectationally fine example of embossed 10d brown [SG57] cancelled with the barred Hull numeral 383.
The total number of sheets [of 24] issued to the public was 116,915 [2,805,960 stamps].
The first registration sheet is dated 23rd May 1848 and the earliest known usage is 23rd Nov 1848.
ATC Background embossed by hand (I don't own an embossing machine...on my wish list) I rubbed over with a mixture of distress inks and acrylic paints.I over painted with crackle paint but crackle paint and I don't get along. It never seems to crackle for me. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Steampunk man from Done4You pages at Etsy. Eyelet and gears and metal bits from back of old clock.