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A favourite card

Today marks Day 7 of my making amends promise! I hope you’ve enjoyed popping in each day to see the projects. 

For today I have a favourite for you.  I was inspired by a few things I saw at Convention to help bring this card to life.  I saw a divine card (created using the MEDALLION stamp set) on one of the display boards at Convention.  Unfortunately I don’t know who made the card but I loved it.   Shelli Gardner (SU CEO) also shared a gorgeous little box/ bag during a presentation on stage and I took elements from that I loved.

I wanted to add my own little “spin” to the inspiration I drew from Convention and used a stamping technique known as “EMBOSS RESIST” to create my card.  Here it is…….

 

STAMP SETS: En Francais Background, Medallion

CARDSTOCK: Rich Razzleberry, Pink Pirouette, Basic Grey,

INKS: Rich Razzleberry, Basic Grey

OTHER:  Half back pearl from pretties kit, Pretty in Pink Taffeta Ribbon,

TOOLS: Brayer, Crimper, Scallop circle punch, Bone folder

Can you resist “Emboss resist?”

The following card/ gift card holder has been made using the “Whimsical words” stamp set and also “Happy Moments”  Both of these stamp sets are available for FREE with every purchase of $100 from the main or mini catalogue.

The technique used on this card is known as “Emboss resist” 

1.  Stamp randomly over the white cardstock in versamark ink

2.  While the ink is still wet- sprinkle white embossing powder over the stamped areas

3.  Tap off any excess

4.  Use a heat tool so that the embossing powder melts.  (It will be difficult to see the stamped image- but you will definitely be able to feel the embossed areas as they will be raised)

5. Select 3 ink colours and collect 3 sponge daubers.  Using the sponge daubers apply the ink in circles

6.  When the white area has been completely covered the image underneath will be revealed

7.  Using a tissue or paper towel- rub over the entire area so that the white embossing shows through clearly.