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Wednesday, 20 October 2021

Embossed Embossing

 This month's Let's Squash It challenge is a technique I love - heat embossed dry embossing. 


For this card I used an NBUS embossing folder, which was a magazine freebie some years ago. I've got quite a few NBUS embossing folders, especially ones that are Things rather than patterns, because I'm never quite sure how I'll use them. 

Anyway, I embossed this one on green pearl card, first swiping the flat surface of the folder with embossing ink. Then I heat embossed with baby blue pearls embossing powder. With one dragonfly already in the scene, I absolutely HAD to fill that space with a couple of die cut ones! 

I am sharing this with 

River of Creativity - Wildlife 

NBUS - NBUS  

Let's Squash It - Double Emboss 







8 comments:

  1. Hello Jane so pleased you have found us at River of Creativity, I love this sort of thing were different techniques are combined to create something a little different and rather special. Thank you for adding this to the flow. xx

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  2. Your embossing of your e/f turned out beautifully, Jane! And you know those awesome dragonflies stole my heart! Thank you for sharing with everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Darnell

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  3. The embossed elements look lovely Jane and really pop from the page, as Zoe said, so pleased you found River of Creativity, thank you for joining in.

    B x

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  4. What lovely green wildflowers. Love the modern dragonflies too.

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  5. All the texture on this looks lovely and those dramatic black dragonfiles finish it off perfectly!

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  6. Great double emboss card, thank you for joining us at River Of Creativity.

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  7. OOoh, so pretty. Love all that heat embossed open space. A very pretty folder and card. Thanks for joining the fun at Let's Squash It!! Hugz

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