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Showing posts with label silver embossing powder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver embossing powder. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Pink Silk Moth

Welcome again to my blog - I am blessed to see you visiting


This image is so dramatic it was left to take centre stage - the silk moth image is a retired one from Layers of Color. 


 It was embossed in silver over bright pink vellum, had the half pearls added, then it was mounted over Fairy Flora dp.



The sentiment was stamped and sponged with distress ink after being cut with a spellbinders die, and threaded with a pre-stitched ribbon, and layered over lace.

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Fleur Heart Anniversary

Welcome back - I am glad to see that you have visited.

I made this card as a CASE of one I saw at Paperlicious Designs, but when I went to link to the specific project, it has been taken down.

The main stamps are the same - the heart from the Fleur Hearts, and the words from The Love Chapter set by Layers of Color


The heart was stamped and clear embossed, masked, and the background wording stamped in blue not black.  


The lace is totally different, and I added the pearls and rosette.


I stamped and silver embossed the sentiment directly onto the card base rather than mount it on another layer as in the original.

The panel was stamped on cryogen paper which has a subtle sparkle, and was mounted on the navy base, and two silver lines drawn down either side.

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Monday, December 26, 2011

Hats Essential!!

Welcome - it is sooo hot here at the moment, one dare not go outside without a hat!!


I enjoyed 'playing' with this set by Layers of Color stamp set Beautiful Lace, designed by Nina B.


Love this wide border and when stamped in dye inks the detail is amazing!!


This hat is also part of the set - I painted it with twinkling H2O's and fussy cut it and mounted it on foam dots.


The background doily was cut from pale blue card and the edges sponged before adhering just the centre of the doily to the base, which meant the edges lifted a wee bit giving, the impression of more dimension.


The sentiment was embossed on vellum, cut and embossed with a labels 10 die  and mounted over an identically shaped piece of blue card.

The final detail was the rhinestones and silver cord.


Thank you so much for visiting - may your day be blessed

Saturday, December 17, 2011

A Girl And Her Pearls

Welcome - I am so pleased to have you visit. 

I have had lots of fun in the studio these past few days - with lots of productive time, and hopefully, lots of blogging, depending on visitors and 
grand children :-).


I had great fun with this dress form image, and I also played with my
 Opalite interference inks.


I used the same technique on the sentiment panel.


The dress form was mounted on some dp from the Fairy Flora stack that I had embossed using the retro circles folder.


The final touch were the pearls!!  No self respecting girl would go out without her pearls.


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Thanks for calling by - may your day be blessed.

Recipe:
Stamps: Layers of Colors Beautiful Lace, Hero Arts Happy Birrthday
Inks: Opalite Interference - Glacier Blue, Nordic Ice, Winter Rust, Clear Embossing
Card Stock: Blue, dp - bugaboo paper, Prima Fairy Flora 6x6 stack
Accessories: retro circles embossing folder, pearls, silver embossing powder.