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I went on a card making spree this weekend. Trying out some more embossing techniques as well as incorporated text , both by my own hand as well as vintage text copied onto various colors of papers.
Gold embossing powder added to bead with one layer of colored liquid clay. Then heated a bit to expand it. After it cools, another layer of liquid clay added to seal it in
I was inspired by the card on page 5 in the catty and I've been dying to try stamping on fabric since the new catalog came out. I embossed the stamped flowers on the exact same pink dotted fabric shown here at the bottom. Isn't there quite a difference in how the stamp looks? Only the yellow and green on this card are CS.
Layered Flowers CL496, Raindrop Background S5101, Friend Definition CG123
I love that this card is fall themed, without being heavily fall colored.This is my go to technique for coloring stamped images for cards. I used two different Simon Says Stamp stamp sets for this card- Thanks & Leaves (SSS101894) and Delicate Flowers (SSS201900). For additional information and how I put this card together, please visit my blog at: wemartins.blogspot.com/2019/09/embossed-watercoloring-wit...
Excellent detail and sharpness, very satisfying result. The plate also help up to the pressure of the press, so shallow plates may be a technique to keep experimenting with.
Excellent detail and sharpness, very satisfying result. The plate also help up to the pressure of the press, so shallow plates may be a technique to keep experimenting with.
A shot of the Moon Stars and Trees rubber stamps, cut and backed with cling mount foam. This allows the stamps to be adhered to acrylic blocks (really, anything that has a glossy surface can work). They can be mounted and unmounted again and again, without any adhesives, and they can be stored stuck to a large "cling card", like the one shown. It is a nice way to avoid having to pay extra for permanently mounted stamps and it saves on space and materials.
Velvet embossing:
Our antique look paper embossing machine viable upto 200gsm paper, you can buy direct from www.citycoseals.co.uk
carving letters into wood to be able to emboss this for a book cover. my attempts are the ones that failed - too much power i guess - lem_monade made the working one that works quite nice - next step is to carve in the letters mirrored.
Embossed leaves socks that I knitted for my best friend for Project Spectrum, Interweave KAL, Favorite Socks KAL, and Green Socks KAL. If you'd like more information, you can find it on my Blog. Thanks! Tiennie
This card was inspired by Debby Highes and Stephanie Klauck in the Online Card Class today.
For my card I stamped and colored the bunny from Mama Ellephant's Honey Bunny. The ballons are cut from scrap paper using WPlus9s' Whole Lotta Happy dies which I I embossed with heat & stick adding Rock Candy glitter and then covered with Versamark and embossed with clear embossing powder. I also added stars using Simon Says' Falling Stars stencil and Dreamweaver embossing paste. I also flicked the background with Tattered Angels glimmer mist. The sentiment is from Mama Elephant's Fair Feathers.
Henna & Acrylic Painting, with embossing-like effects with gold & bronze paint - have to look at a blow up to see how pretty it is.
Clare provided a sketch for this month... I used a little penguin from EAD Designs as my focal point. I used a Parisian Accent circle to represent a snowflake for him to sit on. The background was embossed with a snowflake flourish from Inkadinkado that I embossed in White Holographic EP and then did a resist sponging over it with Tumbled Glass Distress ink. The little circle sentiment is from a Sparkle Clear set from Hero Arts. I cut out a little bit of the embossed snowflakes to cover the little penguin on the stamp. The white embossed background is a Cuttlebug folder ( but I don't know the name) I distressed the card edge and the embossed panel edge with the distress ink.
Entering this into Wee Memories No patterned paper.
This month's technique challenge is "Double Embossing" I did some google searching and there are a number of different thoughts on what this means. I decided to try embossing a die cut and then using an embossing folder. I started by embossing the Spellbinder fancy oval and using a Tim Holtz/Sizzix diffuser over the embossing folder. I then stamped in the the clear centre space. The sentiment is from Kaisercraft. I finished with a Memory Box butterfly - die cut with red and gold foil
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Learn how using different colored powders while heat embossing creates a variety of effects: cardmaking.about.com/od/Techniques/ss/Technique-Heat-Embo...
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PainterX then embossed using Flaming Pears filters in photoshop to look like a textured painted surface
Ended up with a handful of imperfections (that missing serif on "u" in "Illustrated" bugs me the most), but ultimately I really like that it's imperfect.
Pattern from IK Winter 2005. Socks That Rock in Falcon's Eye colorway; light weight 100%superwash merino.