Thursday, March 31, 2016
Never Give Up
Today is the last day for a2z Scrapbooking's "Embossing" challenge. I decided to create one more card for this challenge, to send to Send a Smile 4 Kids.
I used Sketch #SC563 from Splitcoaststampers.com for my design. After figuring out the measurements, I cut 3 pieces of patterned paper from my scrap stash for the smaller rays. I also cut a piece of mint cardstock for the rest of the background, and embossed it with the "Dotted Flower Rings" embossing folder by Sizzix. Then I adhered my pieces to a white A2 card base.
I die cut a circle from yellow cardstock with a Spellbinders "Standard Circles LG" die to stamp my greeting on. I used one of the greetings from Hero Arts' "You're a Rainbow" set. The stamp is all on one line, and wouldn't fit on my die cut. So I first masked off the first & last words with painter's tape, and inked up the "give" with Versafine Onyx Black. After removing the tape, I stamped "give," using my MISTI, towards the center of my die cut. I followed the same procedure for the other words, being sure to clean my stamp thoroughly between impressions. The MISTI made it so much easier to line everything up. Finally, I glued the circle onto my card base, overlapping the patterned paper & embossed pieces slightly, and trimmed off the excess.
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So delightful, great combination of textures and colours!! Thanks for playing with us at a2z!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Cindy! :)
DeleteBeautiful, love your embossing! Thanks for joining in at a2z!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Angie! :)
Deletelove your take on our challenge, thanks for playing along at a2z!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Chark! :)
Deletevery pretty Andrea A beautiful card. Thanks for joining us at a2z this month
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dawn! :)
DeleteLove it. Cool design and great message.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas.
Thank you, Arlene! :)
DeleteSo fun! Thanks for playing along with the A2ZScrapbooking challenge
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ilina! :)
DeleteGreat sentiment and paper technique! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Janet! :)
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