The Challenge is called You're not the (em)boss of me and can be seen at Daring Cardmakers and the instructions were Embossing.Dry embossing with a light box or with a die cutting machine.Using embossing powders or triple embossing.Using pre-embossed papers.
Embossing with found items.Just have fun playing!
Well funnily enough I had just purloined some scraps of very very nice embossed wallpaper, left overs from a friends decorating. The paper is embossed with a texture. I cut out one of the flowers and embossed some of the detail and shape of the flower, then highlighted the pattern on the petals with Sakura glaze pen . I embosed a fake stitching border round my card, freehand embossing. I then used a Magenta stamp and heat embossed that with carbon black embossing powder and highlighted flower with Sakura, Cut out then mounted on a leaf, cut from the wallpaper . Used stamps away corner stamps with encore gold ink and highlighted with Sakura Glaze pen.
Every house
7 years ago
16 comments:
What a wonderful find that wallpaper is Tracey and you have made a beautiful card with it
What a great idea with the wallpaper! You can get some fab designs these days! Your card is beautiful!
Really pretty, love the paper you used.
This is gorgeous!!
That wallpaper makes a great embossed element. Great card. Angela
Wow! great way to use wallpaper! Lovely card!
very clever. Wish I'd remembered about the embossed wallpaper I've got stashed away somewhere!
wonderful card with wonderful colours!!
WOWZERS Tracey, this is STUNNING!!!!!!!
JUST GORGEOUS!
I love everything about this, you are sooooo clever!
Gorgeous card and what a great take on the dare!!
Great ideas on your blog rattytatty, love the card and the clock would never of thought of doing that!
Sarahpspdevotee
Oooh fab card - love how it pops out at you! :oD
wonderful card, great use of embossed wallpaper :)
Well, who'd have thought it started life as wallpaper, eh? Great job on this one, it looks lovely!
That's a gorgeous card I love it
I love the embosssing! You did such a beautiful job!
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