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On to my card for today....
I love the overall look of this heat embossed card. I should have moved the words under the hardware down a little bit, but I'll take it.
RECIPE:
Cs: tempting turquoise, basic black, whisper white
Dsp: Patterns designer print paper – tempting turquoise
Stamp sets: Upsy Daisy, A Little Birdie Told Me
Ink: Tempting Turquoise Classic Stampin’ Pad, VersaMark inkpad
Other: embossing buddy, Burgundy EP, Hodgepodge Hardware Small Rectangle holder & 2 matching brads, sponge, template, black grosgrain ribbon
I have some burgundy EP that I used with VersaMark to heat emboss the flower image. You could also use Stampin’ Up Craft Ink in Bravo Burgundy with clear EP. I sponged the sky with tempting turquoise. If you'd like to learn how to make a cloudy sky like this, email me & I will include a similar card at an upcoming stamp camp. I fastened the hardware to the dsp layer before adhering the patterns dsp to my card. I made a loop with ribbon & tucked it underneath.
Cs: tempting turquoise, basic black, whisper white
Dsp: Patterns designer print paper – tempting turquoise
Stamp sets: Upsy Daisy, A Little Birdie Told Me
Ink: Tempting Turquoise Classic Stampin’ Pad, VersaMark inkpad
Other: embossing buddy, Burgundy EP, Hodgepodge Hardware Small Rectangle holder & 2 matching brads, sponge, template, black grosgrain ribbon
I have some burgundy EP that I used with VersaMark to heat emboss the flower image. You could also use Stampin’ Up Craft Ink in Bravo Burgundy with clear EP. I sponged the sky with tempting turquoise. If you'd like to learn how to make a cloudy sky like this, email me & I will include a similar card at an upcoming stamp camp. I fastened the hardware to the dsp layer before adhering the patterns dsp to my card. I made a loop with ribbon & tucked it underneath.
Happy weekend!
Linda :)
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