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I first saw this technique over at Jennifer McGuire's blog, and taught it at class this month.
It is called Faux Detail Letter Press Technique.
I used the Tsukineko Kaleidacolor pad Blue Breeze, on watercolour paper.
I finished the card with some sequins and the sentiment panel.
The sentiment was embossed in white,the base of it was coloured as I had no washi tape that 'fitted'.
Some shiny thread behind the panel, and some sequins finished the card.
I am linking this to:
I CASEd the layout and sentiment presentation
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Beautiful Maxine! I love the faux letterpress technique and you chose the perfect die for this, that butterfly is gorgeous! I love the monochromatic blue theme and the little touch of black adds just the right amount of contrast! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteShe has some great techniques Maxine and this is gorgeous. xx
ReplyDeleteLetterpress, faux or not is very high end. Super use of sequins and shimmer thread. Thank you so much for taking time to post your very creative art with us this week at Word Art Wednesday, on our 189th Challenge. We appreciate you very much.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Carole
I have not heard of this technique before but I love the outcome. Gorgeous card and so creative to make up your own Washi tape image.
ReplyDeleteMaxine, what an interesting technique! You always have the neatest things to showcase on your blog! This is beautiful in hues of blue - and of course, your signature embossing! LOVELY! Blessings, dear friend ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful creation- love this thread under the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteHappy new week Maxine!
oxo
Susi
So beautiful, thanks for joining us at Allsorts this week, xxx
ReplyDeleteYou nailed that technique with this pretty, pretty card! Love all the blue and that butterfly.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteHi Maxine, I saw this J.McGuire video too, and you have really mastered this pretty technique just beautifully. Love the look with the blue design embedded down into the white ...a very elegant look with this splendid butterfly. The darker blue sequins were a perfect finishing touch to the look, and the swirl of thread behind the sentiment was just so pretty. TFS & happy wk ahead. Hugs
ReplyDeleteGreat job on this challenge.. These butterflies are beautiful
ReplyDeleteWill have to have a look at this technique! Super card - Thanks for sharing with Creative Fingers!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! Thanks so much for joining us at Sister Act Card Challenge. Hope to see you again on the next challenge!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Snoopy :D
Lovely colors used and those butterflies look so elegant Maxine! :)
ReplyDeleteSuchi xx
Wonderful Card. Thanks for playing at Frosted Designs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique! Pretty butterflies, Maxine!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with this technique, Maxine! The blues are so pretty with the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteWonderful technique and a great card! Thank you so much for playing along with our Blue as the Ocean-challenge at Allsorts this week!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty CASE of Virginia's card. Love the little strip of black beneath the sentiment. Thanks for joining us at CASEplorations.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks for playing along with Frosted Designs!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo soft and beautiful! So glad you played along at CASEplorations :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Card :) Thanks for playing with us at Glitter`n`sparkle, Good luck :)
ReplyDeleteDT Susanne
Very pretty design and an elegant card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at The Fantasy Stampers Challenge Blog.
Helen x
Lovely card -- love the letter pressed bfly - Thanks for joining in at STAMPlorations CASEploration
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