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Showing posts with label hammered metal. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 October 2020

Rococo Rose Meets Copper Foil

Rococo Rose Meets Copper Foil
So what do you think of the colour combo? It’s not your traditional Christmas colours but I love it. 
With this card we have a little of everything. I had done some embossing, die cutting, punching with a punch and water colouring. Watercolouring is one of my favourite techniques to do. I find it soooo relaxing. There’s also a few different textures on this card. We have card stock, Vellum, Some foil, and of course a little bit of bling! Every card needs a little bit of bling wouldn’t you agree! 


Now for the bits and bobs.

Please note that all measurements are in inches.

-Card base which is 8 1/2“ x 5 1/2“. Scored on the 8 1/2 inch side at 4 1/4inches.

-First layer is Whisper White 5“ x 3.75” embossed with the scripty embossing folder. 

-Rocco Rose cut 2“ x 4“ rip all the way around the circumference of it. With your Subtle embossing folder and run  through your embossing machine.

-With a piece of Vellum and the leaves from the Christmas Layers dies run them through your die cutting machine.

 -Punch out a tree from the Copper Foil with the Pine Tree punch. Now place the Tree into the Hammered Metal 3D folder, backwards. 

-Let’s work on the poinsettia. With the full Poinsettia from the set. Stamp it in Rocco Rose ink onto your shimmer paper. 

-Now comes the fun part. Watercolouring! With your water painters, you want to colour the poinsettia with  Rococo Rose ink. I started with colouring the whole Poinsettia letting it dry. Then starting with the center and moving out to the edges of the Poinsettia. 

-Now let’s put it together. 

-Scripty  embossed piece onto your card base. 

-Adhere the Rococo rose piece onto the  card using your favourite adhesive. 
-With glue dots on the back of the vellum leaves and add to the Rococo Rose piece. 

-Add dimensional’s to the back of the Poinsettia and tree. 

-Placed the Poinsettia onto the card along with your tree.

-Finish off the card by adding a little bling with the Champagne Rhinestones. 

Wahoo! Another card for your Christmas Card Collection. 

Think that your well on you way with you Christmas Cards. And it’s only October! 

Hoping you have a fantastic day. Stay safe.

Cheers 🍻
Sharon

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Monday, 9 September 2019

Beautiful Gleaming


Beautiful Gleaming
 Totally loving the colour combination. Night of navy, Pretty  peacock with a  touch of copper.
And you got a love the hammered metal embossing folder adds that wonderful touch to any card!

 Here are the dimensions. The card base is 8 1/2“ x 5 1/2“ scored at 4 1/4 inches. The pretty peacock is 4“ x 5 1/4“ and then I used the largest stitch circle from the stitch shape framelits  to cut out the circle .
 Then with the Delicada copper ink I stamped the dots. And also sponged a little around the edge of the ornaments. Stamped a merry Christmas and then took my rhinestones and I have them in the Delicada think given them the copper affect.
With the beautiful bow ties I cut out the branches. And then using the punches I punched out to the ornaments from the Brightly Gleaming Specialty designer series paper. 
 I then placed dimensionals on the back of my circle the back of the ornaments. 
Then I placed the circle onto a pretty cpeacock and then I adhere the ornaments onto circle. And stuck the branches in behind the ornaments. Adding the rhinestones where you like.

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Monday, 26 August 2019

Harvest Hellos


Harvest Hellos
Here’s the card I made on my Facebook Live today. 
Using new products from the 2019 Holiday Catalogue. 
Oh my this Catalogue is gorgeous.
The Hammered Metal 3D Embossing will be available September 4 or sooner if you purchase the starter kit. 
And now’s the time to purchase the starter kit. 
You get $205 for only $135🇨🇦 postage included. 
Here’s the link to get your starter kit


If you have any questions please let me know.






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