That robin stencil is adorable, I'm full of ideas for it and I'm sure you'll be seeing a lot more of it from now on. Today I've used it in a different way, with embossing paste.
Once the embossing was dry, I replaced the stencil over it and sponged the inks through. The paste picks up a lot of colour and gives a really bold, intense look. I used a script embossing folder to create a background and finished the card off with brads and sparkly borders.
I am sharing this with
52 Christmas card Throwdown - script
Crafty Hazelnut's Christmas Challenge - No Stamp or Digi
Just add ink - choose two
8 comments:
Two stunning cards. The second one is so different but amazing!
Ooh, I do like your script embossing! The robin is lovely, and extra special if it's for charity! Thanks for joining us at the 52CCT.
Oh wow, this is so special! The Robin is stunning. Thanks for joining us at CHNC.
GerJanne
That certainly is a sweet stencil, I look forward to seeing your other ideas. You've already made two completely different cards. Thanks for joining in at 52CCT
Effective use of the two embossing techniques Jane. Thank you for joining in with our challenge this week over at Just Add Ink.
What a wonderful idea - to emboss and then colour once dry. Thank you for sharing that - I will definitely try it. Lovely examples of different embossing. Chantell Just Add Ink
quelle adorable et charmante création Jane, poétique et si douce, merci de jouer avec nous chez 52CCT, biz
Lovely card you made and I like the script embossing :-)) Thanks for joining us at the 52CCT.
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