I will warn you if you try this, that when you heat emboss first, then run it through the big shot, the embossing will crack and distress (which looks really cool). If you do not want the distressed look all you need to do is re-heat the powder. It will melt again and look all shinny and pretty like this card.
Stamps: Very Thankful
Inks: Basic Black, Versamark
Papers: Real Red, Whisper White, Basic Black, Brushed Silver
Misc: Platinum Shimmer Paint, Sponge Daubers, Rhinestones (from the Eggcellent Eggs Kit), 5/8" Basic Black Satin Ribbon, Ribbon Slide (Hodgepodge Hardware), Clear Embossing Powder, Final Press Texturz Folder
I think that is everything. It really is a very easy card to make, and looks stunning in person. I got my sneak peak order in, and will have a few really cool samples up in a day or two to tease you all with.
11 comments:
This is a great technique! I have loved the cards that you've been making with this set, there's no need to stop.
Thanks for tips for this technique. Now I will have to try it! It makes the card nice and shiny, especially with the silver accents.
Very cool technique. Love the whole look, it's a stunning card. TFs
Love the technique and the option to go back to shiny if they don't like the distressed look which makes it a perfect class card! Lovely card!
I really like the red and black - very elegant card.
What a cool card! I love it.
Thanks for sharing,
Kim
I love this set too! Though he new RMHC set is super cute too!
WOW! What a fun and elegant card. I love the shininess (sp?) and thanks so much for sharing the instructions to create this look myself.
Love the bold black and red
I LOVE what you did with your card. I am starting my own technique tuesday class, and this will be a great one to use. Thanks for the inspiration. I am a follower now. www.maxinestamps.blogspot.com
How did you get that super cool Google calendar on your site? Love it :-)
Julie Babcock
www.craftasticpassion.com
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