Hi! It's time for the second challenge on the Scrapy Land blog. This challenge is to incorporate heat embossing to your die cut shape(s).
To create the multi-colored flowers, I cut the Hollyhocks three different times, each using a different color patterned paper; green for the stalks and two pinks. I used the green die as the base and then carefully cut the flowers from the pink papers and adhered them over the green base. I then used a clear ink pad along with clear embossing powder to the flowers (the stems have a bit of heat embossing, but not much as the ink basically stuck to the more raised pink areas).
It was a little work, but well worth the effort!
"thanks" was cut with a white cardstock and heat embossed using clear ink and clear embossing powder. The end result is almost a plastic effect and looks really cool since I didn't use a heavy-weight cardstock.
supplies:
white cardstock
patterned paper and butterfly sticker: Echo Park
blue gelato crayon, twine
Be sure to head on over to the Scrapy Land blog to see the gorgeous work that the designers created for this challenge as well as to enter your card or project for the challenge. ***Please remember that all dies used to create your entry should be dies that can be purchased in the Scrapy Land store. I look forward to seeing what you create!
This card is so pretty! I love those flowers and they really stand out with the clear embossing on them!
ReplyDeleteLove the whimsical look of the hollyhocks! Fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteLove the multicolored hollyhocks and the shine they have. I originally thought the sentiment was embossed with silver, it' so shiny :-)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Love those pretty hollyhocks and the colors you used for this.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Hi Raechelle! I am in awe that your magical fingers could attach each one of those tiny flowers in such a spectacular way! WOW! They are beautiful, and so is your card. hugs, de
ReplyDeleteLove the Hollyhocks, I have them beside the side of my house and they are beautiful. Love how you did the background.
ReplyDeletePat :0)
Such a pretty card. Love those flowers!!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous! LOVING the flowers!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love how you used assorted colors for the blooms! I'm sure it was labor-intensive, but the end result is so worth it! The embossed sentiment looks great too!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove those pretty hollyhocks