Showing posts with label embossed papers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embossed papers. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Thank you card
1:00 AM
Hi everyone!
Pi here with a simple thank you card.
This card was put together super fast and I'm really liking the paper I made by stamping the greeting over and over again - don't know why I haven't thought of that before?
I have also dry embossed a piece of paper for background. I have used Tim Holtz alterations folder (damask), but there is a beautiful embossing folder in TRB store and it measures 6x6, just perfect to fit your larger cards as well.
I have again hidden the edge between the two papers with twine. As I did this card in the evening and the light was very poor I now see in broad daylight that I should have picked another color - but that's ok. Kellie has a lot of wonderful twine in the store and I do recommend the seafoam, which is one of my favorites.
Like I said, this card came togheter super fast so after I'd mounted the backgrounds and the twine on to my card base, I die cut two leaves from the foliage set (I used wink of stella glitter, but there is shimmer sprays and perfect pearls in the store you also can use) and die cut the embossed the greeting to pop up on the card.
Products used on the card:
WRS Circle greetings
Spellbinder's shapeabilities foliage
Damask embossing folder
Circle die
Twine
Bazzil cardstock marshmallow
Embossing ink
Embossing powder
Stamping supplies (bonefolder, doublesided tape)
I hope you try it out and visit the store
Thank you for visiting!
Pi here with a simple thank you card.
This card was put together super fast and I'm really liking the paper I made by stamping the greeting over and over again - don't know why I haven't thought of that before?
I have also dry embossed a piece of paper for background. I have used Tim Holtz alterations folder (damask), but there is a beautiful embossing folder in TRB store and it measures 6x6, just perfect to fit your larger cards as well.
I have again hidden the edge between the two papers with twine. As I did this card in the evening and the light was very poor I now see in broad daylight that I should have picked another color - but that's ok. Kellie has a lot of wonderful twine in the store and I do recommend the seafoam, which is one of my favorites.
Like I said, this card came togheter super fast so after I'd mounted the backgrounds and the twine on to my card base, I die cut two leaves from the foliage set (I used wink of stella glitter, but there is shimmer sprays and perfect pearls in the store you also can use) and die cut the embossed the greeting to pop up on the card.
Products used on the card:
WRS Circle greetings
Spellbinder's shapeabilities foliage
Damask embossing folder
Circle die
Twine
Bazzil cardstock marshmallow
Embossing ink
Embossing powder
Stamping supplies (bonefolder, doublesided tape)
I hope you try it out and visit the store
Thank you for visiting!
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Rainbow style
11:30 PM
Hi everyone it's Kelly and it's Design Team Thursday for me again for The Rubber Buggy. This week I've done a project that is quite out of the box and it's a crazy hair saturated canary girl. You can find the Saturated Canary stamps over at The Rubber Buggy.com and try this out for yourself. This was actually one that I enlarged on my computer to make her stand out on the scrapbook page. I made a layout of my daughter's skating birthday party and I used this little gal because she is my fav and she has a special gift of flowers for the birthday girl so here is my project and again check out The Rubber Buggy for all the most amazing Saturated Canary stamps as well as many others.
Here is a closeup of the girl she is just adorable and I loved being crazy with her hair, I used stickles as well to get the most amazing glittery sparkle it turned out perfectly. Hope you like it, if you do leave a comment below and thanks so much for checking out my blog today! ~Kelly
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