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Sunday, May 17, 2015

Floating Embossed Inlay

 
Supplies: Tsukinek Gold embossing powder, Memory box Rhone Butterfly die cut, Darice embossing folder, Peerless Watercolors

 I love trying new techniques and folds and I found this techniques that inspired me by Mary H. at Carolina Cards (she has so many beautiful cards and great techniques and explanations on her blog).  I had to try right away, it is called Floating Embossed Inlay and Mary saw it on a video by Catherine Pooler, I subscribe to her video's but missed this one.  Basically you cut half of your image out of a piece of white card stock three times-the magic number for eye appeal.  Then you cut the full image out three times, coat  it with Versa Mark, cover with embossing powder emboss it, coat with Versa Mark again, cover with embossing powder again, emboss and you have a lovely image with a lot of depth.  You can watercolor or use pattern paper as above and embellish as desired. Thanks Mary and Catherine for the inspiration!
 
A few fun challenges:
 
 

19 comments:

  1. Oh wow, this is absolutely gorgeous!! I love the technique you used!! The butterflies are so beautiful!! This is fabulous!! Have a great day :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  2. Beautiful card, Donna! I don't remember seeing this video so I'll have to go check it out! Love how it turned out! The butterflies are beautiful!

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  3. Donna, This is JUST beautiful! I'm so glad you found Catherine's video. I must confess that I think your beautiful rendition of the technique is much more impressive than what I did! I love the colors, the fabulous embossing, and those wonderful gold butterflies! Magnificent! Hugs & TFS

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  4. This is just gorgeous! Will have to give it a try. You did a great job Mom

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  5. I just love the look of the embossed inlay! SO pretty. Thank you so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog this week :)

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  6. Beautiful embossed card Donna..loz

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  7. OH OH how pretty - love this - and what a fun technique. Can you see the wheels turning in my mind??? Awesome.

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  8. WOW Donna, this is such a gorgeous card!! Love the butterflies and the embossed background! Looks like a cool technique! TFS!

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  9. Such a pretty card Donna. Those butterflies look amazing and the embossed background is perfect to show them off. Michelle x

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  10. Beautiful use of the gold embossing powder...love the pretty vibrant colors and design! Thank you for joining us at "Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge!

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  11. Oh woow Donna
    love that butterfly and the your background is amazing with this images
    I really miss your encouragement Donna..some of my post ist empty without your comment..
    Will send you mail..hope you are well
    hugs, Monika

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  12. This is beautiful! I love the way you used these techniques!

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  13. Donna, I got my brusho set at Dick Blick. Now they are available in individual pots. They are Out of Stock at Blick until June something. I have a sort of 'pre-order' with them. I think you would love working with them. I surely do. Thanks for your visits & taking time to comment. Hugs

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  14. What a really pretty card you have created with those lovely butterflies and the jewel like colours. Thanks so much for joining us at Stamps & Stencils. Juliax

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  15. It's looking beautiful this, Donna! A great choice of die and layout for this technique, the colors are fantastic and the white makes them pop so beautifully.

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  16. I agree with your enthusiasm for Mary and for Catherine's great videos. You did them both proud, Donna! This is spectacular!! I hope you enjoy the Memorial Day weekend!! Hugs, Darnell

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  17. How cool is this! Great idea - off to check out the tutorials.

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  18. Gorgeous! Sounds like a fun technique. So glad you shared it with us for the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge.

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