CFC69: Incorporate embossing (either kind) into your clean and simple project
And once again, we are sponsored by the FABULOUS Simon Says Stamp! The winner of this week's challenge will not only receive a gift certificate to Simon's store, but will also win a guest designer spot at CAS-ual Fridays! Fun stuff!
I started off with a piece of plaid patterned paper from My Mind's Eye Lost & Found Halloween collection, and embossed it with this texture plate from Lil' Inker Designs. I added some distress ink over the top of the wood grain to help define it a little bit.
Then I masked the wood grain so that only the center rectangle was showing, and applied black distress ink inside the rectangle. I stamped the spider web, spider, and sentiment in Versamark ink (only after using my Embossing Buddy so that the powder wouldn't stick to my inked background), and embossed each in a different color powder. It's hard to see in the pictures, but the spider is embossed with a glittery embossing powder.
I added a simple ribbon tab, some tiny staples, and colored the diamond on the spider's back orange to match the ribbon:
Which kind of embossing do you prefer? Show us in this week's challenge! You have until next Thursday at noon EST to play along! Thanks so much for looking!
Supplies: cardstock: Core'dinations; patterned paper: My Mind's Eye; stamps: Hampton Art (spider, web), Martha Stewart (sentiment); inks: Ranger (Tim Holtz Black Soot, Frayed Burlap), Tsukineko (Versamark); embossing powders: American Crafts (green, black), Recollections (white); texture plate: Lil' Inker Designs; embossing machine: Sizzix; ribbon: The Ribbon Boutique; staples/stapler: Ranger; marker: Copic
Brilliant card Kimberley..... thats some clever heat embossing with all those different colours :0)
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Kimberly this is such a fun Halloween card! Love the embossing in different colours--executed perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThis is tremendous, Kimberly! What a lot of fun and interesting textures for your adorable Boo card! (I'm REALLY impressed with that clean job of embossing the white web!!)
ReplyDeleteI love your use of this frame for the web and cute spider. If I saw him on my window I'd be sufficiently scared!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, Kimberly! I love your embossing and especially that LID frame!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a cute spider!! I love how you put a little cross stitch on that ribbon tab! Great idea!
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