Hi! Today, I'm sharing a card using products from Paper Rose Studio.
I cut the Etched Pansy 2 die from white cardstock and coloured the pieces with copic markers. I also used the leaf die from Spring Bloom metal die set. I arranged the coloured die cuts onto a piece of patterned paper from the Dip Dye Basics set, and finished with a sentiment from the Hello Happy Birthday clear stamp set, white embossed onto black cardstock.
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Wouldn't it be nice if we could sail away from all of the problems in the world?
When I first saw the Antique Hero Map Bold Prints stamp, I immediately had visions of The Princess Bride. I could imagine the Cliffs of Insanity, the Fire Swamp and ships traveling between Florin and Guilder. If I made this card again, I would need a sentiment stamp that says "as you wish".
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I was asked to make a birthday card for a teenaged football fan. I don't have any stamps or dies that are football themed, so I purchased a digital silhouette stamp from Etsy and printed it in greyscale, and fussy cut around one edge. I adhered it over an alcohol ink background. The sentiment is from Poppy Stamps.
Hello! I've thoroughly enjoyed being a guest designer for WOW! Embossing this month, but today is my last post! Today, I'm sharing a masculine birthday card with a bunch of different embossing glitters.
I always need birthday cards, and I'm not the best at making masculine birthday cards, so I thought I'd challenge myself to use heaps of gorgeous, glittery embossing glitters and powders on a masculine card. I cut out a bunch of little rectangles using a sentiment die from Hero Arts, in various shades of green and blue. I then embossed most of them with WOW! Embossing glitters in Pea Coat, Cerulean, Midas Touch and Neutral Ultra Shimmer. I arranged the rectangles on a panel of cardstock in a herringbone pattern, and then wrapped some vellum with a white embossed sentiment around the panel before adhering it to a top folding white card base.
