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Just an experiment to reduce the complexity of the picture into its most simple elements. The plant is a native buttercup, Ranunculus cymbalaria (Halerpestes cymbalaria). The cylindric worm-like patterns in the background are sedges, mainly Eleocharis sp. growing around/behind this plant. This could be an interesting technique to use in creating outlines for non-digitally created illustrations, e.g. line drawings.
From a picture taken July 14, 2012.
Some very nice embossed business cards with Spot UV made by ZOUM for Wrap-ton-Char in Montreal, Canada.
Collage made with pieces of magazine page , embossed in a Big Shot machine then i used gold acrylic paint on the swirls.
My original pattern, which can be found in low-quality hybrid chart/text format on my blog. sjedesigns.blogspot.com/2010/09/half-baked-pattern-emboss...
EVIDENCE
Provenance evidence: Stamp -- blind or embossed, Armorial
Location in book: Title Page
Owner: Macclesfield, Earls of
COPY
Repository: Penn Libraries
Call number: BM506.S23 C63 1629
Collection: Library at the Katz Center - Rare Book Room
Copy title: Duo tituli Thalmudici Sanhedrin et Maccoth
Published: Jan Jansson, Amsterdam, 1629
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Penn Libraries BM506.S23 C63 1629
Library at the Katz Center - Rare Book Room
Using: Interlocking Backdrops by Lawn Fawn, Hello word die from PTI
For more info on the card, you can visit my blog thishausofcards.blogspot.com/2013/06/aloha.html
This card was so fun to do and I can't remember where I saw the technique. It was so long ago and I have done so many card sets like this. If I come across something in my many many notes that tells me who shared this wonderful design I will come back and post.
First I punched out lots of circles, any sizes I could find. Then I have cut out a panel to emboss in the swiss dot folder, I lightly adhered the dots to the top third of the panel then put through the embossing folder. I found this really secures the dots well to the background piece. I then cut off any overhang of the dots. Used a Martha Steward punch to cut the white edge along the bottom. Hello stamp from Hero Art done in Pale Pink versa ink and clear embossed. I stick a strip of the same colour card stock along the white strip to cover the top and help the piece 'fit' better. All attached to a white card base.
The group at Ash Villa School began their scrapbooking with a master-class to learn various techniques of paper embellishment.
This image shows paper embossing, using a brass template, a light-box and embossing tool.
Embossed Leaves is one of my favorite sock patterns (from IK) and I used Cherry Tree Hill's solid Teal for these. They yarn has held up really, really well and I wear them quite often.
For a classic and understated look for your menu cover, bill presenter or guest room folder, embossing is a great choice. Check out this video explaining the method.
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Embossed Leaves Cloth pseudo pattern can be found here: smariek.blogspot.com/2008/03/embossed-leaves.html .
Knit with Sugar & Cream deflt blue yarn.
Check out this wholesale embossable labels www.visigraph.com/custom-decals-stickers-magnets-and-labe...