This challenge I wanted to showcase both heat and dry embossing. And I wanted to use the new set called Festive & Fun from the Holiday Mini. Check out the different textures on the strips of Cherry Cobbler and Garden Green....I used different embossing folders. But wait........there's more!!!! I also ran the satin ribbon through the Houndstooth Embossing Folder. Can you see it??
If not, here is a close up of the ribbon. You can click on the photo for a larger view. Fun, right?! I saw this done at a SU! Regional Seminar, the demonstrator even embossed paper napkins, fabric, she tried everything. It seemed fun, so I had to try it.
Ingredients
Colors: Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Very Vanilla, Early Espresso
Stamps: Festive & Fun
Accessories: Stripes, Houndstooth, Square Lattice, Finial Press and Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folders, Big Shot, Espresso Satin Ribbon, Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, Zig Painty Marker (gold), Corner Rounder punch
Happy Stamping,
Krista
7 comments:
Wow! SO much texture at work here! I love how you thought to do the different strips, that's so neat! That image looks great embossed too! The ribbon is the perfect touch!
WOW!!! I never thought to emboss the ribbon!! I love all the textures on each paper strip. Great idea!!! What a pretty card!!! Amy
Ok, seriously so cute, the play on words at the beginning of your post. You are so clever! Love the card. It looks amazing with the different embossing folders and gold embossing powder. That is so cool, embossing ribbon. Never would have thought of that.
Oh My! Love all of the different textures (especially the ribbon!) This is absolutely beautiful!!
Wow you went all out for the embossing challenge. Love the sentiment embossed in gold and the panels of different embossing folders.
Krista, this is FABULOUS! What a great mix of textures and what's that?....you embossed ribbon? Hold the phone!! THAT is a cool technique! I have to give it a try. Thanks for the awesome inspiration, as always! Hope you had a fun weekend! :)
So many great ideas and inspiration! Love how you colored the JOLLY image and the different textures on the strips coordinate so well.
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