delightfully Detailed mask

Delightfully Detailed ..... mask

Here is the 2nd part to the blog from yesterday and the YouTube video also from yesterday ....  In fact this was the WHOLE reason I I did the technique in the first place and the Delightfully Detailed Paper which got coated in the STUNNING Silver Embossing powder was just a by product from what I am showing today.     Enough waffle from me .... here is the card

I achieved this effect but firstly coating a piece of card 12cm x 8.5cm with Versamark and then covered that with Stampin' Up! Bronze embossing powder ....... I then repeated this 3 more times so I had a lovely thick base .

Next I taped on my chosen Delightfully detailed small panel with removable tape and inked it up again with Versamark ... I then removed the paper "Mask' and sprinkled on some beautiful dark red embossing powder ....  I heated this up with my heat tool , waited for it to cool then repeated the process with the Mask .... the panel I used was very easy to match up over the already melted red embossing powder .

As the powder starts to melt it sinks into the Bronze and gets like a ceramic tile effect to it ... it is beautiful ...

i then put the card together Using Rich Razzleberry Card and Very Vanilla card stock.

I die cut the "Celebrate' Word from Stampin' Up! 3 times in Very vanilla and once in Rich Razzleberry and glued the VV together right on top of each other then off set the RR so you could see the VV beneath it (as above)

For the centre of the Daisy Punch flower I used a good size blob of Silicon Glue and then covered it with the Metallic Sequins ..

For the full video tutorial CLICK HERE to go to my YouTube video 

Thank you so much for stopping by ,,..... If you would like to receive a free Stampin' Up! catalogue please just message me 

Tina 

Stunning Embossing

Stunning Embossing

Hey my friends 

I have been doing some embossing using my gorgeous Stampin' Up! Copper embossing powder 

and the most beautiful 'Delightfully Detailed Laser cut paper' 

  Here is the Card I produced 

this technique is very simple to do .... you basically cover the entire paper with Versamark then cover it with your embossing powder and then heat it ..... I did this 3 times to get a really thick coat onto it 

The flower are from Touches of Texture .... I heat Embossed the back ground colour then stamped over the top and heat embossed the outline with black to make it really stand out ..

I added a strip of ribbon and a sentiment to finish the card off 

..... for the full tutorial please click here to see my YouTube video 

Thank you so much for stopping by 

Tina