I ususally stick to my Bazzill or American Crafts but I gave this a whirl and I have to say that it's really nice and heavy and takes to embossing great! I love that you can sand away to expose another color at it's core.
For You Card
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I made this first card but cutting out large and small hearts in the same colors and running through my Big Shot with an embossing plate. I then sanded the embossed part and stacked the two colors together. I added some bling to the centers, added a sentiments and some twine and voila!
Life is Sweet Card
This card was my favorite because it was experimental. I love to challenge myself to make an idea come to fruition. To make this card, I pulled out my Imaginisce d-stress tool and embossing tip, flipped the cardstock to the B-side and drew a heart. Then I drew another heart and another heart around it until the shape started to not resemble hearts but the bark of a tree instead. Then I just added some more odd lines, flipped it, sanded to the core and revealed my tree trunk. I LOVE how it turned out.
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4 comments:
Such cute cards! I love how the embossing shows up so well!
these are LOVELY Heather!!
That embossing looks great. Cool experiment. Love the rainbow of hearts too!
i LOVE that woodgrain with the heart in the card!
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