Stampin Up Emboss Resist with Wonderful World

 It’s almost the end of the month which means end of Sale A Bration, eeek.  How did that happen?  Todays project uses the Wonderful World stamp set, it is bundled with beautiful designer series paper and offered as a step 2 free item.  Step 2 just means it is free with a $120 order before shipping and taxes.  If this is something you must have, see me soon.  

This technique has been around forever and I had forgotten about it.  So glad I decided to bring out my heat tool on this hot day and melt some powder.  It is a simple, fun fold with layering other than the embossing part of the card.  



Using Versamark, I stamped both my image and sentiment onto a piece of Basic White cardstock after using my embossing buddy to remove any static on your paper.  Then I sprinkled white embossing powder over the stamped images and then blasted with the heat tool until melted.  You can tell if the powder is melted when it changes from the powder to be shiny and smooth.  Next I used my blending brush and started with the Old Olive ink and began rubbing some ink on the design, moving up to So Saffron for the center of the image and then a bit of Balmy Blue for the top.  I added a bit of the So Saffron around the edges of the Basic White insert and also added a small strip of dsp to the bottom.  Now let’s put the card together.  The two strips of dsp are adhered to the folded front of the card base along the score line, then you add the insert.  Putting adhesive on only half of the stamped image, adhere to the front of the card centering the score line.  Pop on some Brushed Brass Butterflies to finish it off!


Here is my you tube video  


Cardbase-crushed Curry 5 1/2x 8 1/2 scored at 2 1/8 and 4 1/4

Basic white 4 x 5 1/4, 2 1/2 x 4

Tea Boutique DSP-2 x 4 (2)

Versamark

White embossing powder

Heat tool

Wonderful World and Hello Ladybug stamp sets

Blending brushes

So Saffron, Old Olive and Balmy Blue ink pads

Brushed Brass Butterflies

Stampin Seal 


Thanks for dropping by, as always I do appreciate your feedback.

Mary Louise

want to see more?  https://bit.ly/MaryLouiseSocial

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Colouring Beautifully Penned DSP

Image
  Today, I felt like colouring so I found some dsp to colour along with my Stampin Blends and here it is.  The Beautifully Penned dsp was the perfect choice to satisfy my colouring urge.  Do you find colouring is a stress reliever?  Here are the measurements and step by step instructions.  I created this live on facebook today, take a peek over on my page. East Coast Stamping with Mary Louise Supply List: Cardstock: Basic Black-cut at 5 ½”x 8 ½” scored at 4 ¼”; scrap for die cut Calypso Coral-cut at   4”x5 ¼” Basic White-cut at 4”x5 ¼” for insert Beautifully Penned dsp-   cut at 2” x5 1/4”; image for center, approx. 2 ¼” in diameter for die cut Ink: Memento Stampin Blends: Old Olive light, Calypso Coral light and dark Stamp Sets: Peaceful Moments Painted Labels Dies; Layering Circle Dies Embellishments: Matte Black Dots Adhesive, Dimensionals Paper Trimmer Stampin Cut & Emboss Machine Step- By- Step Instructions:   Stamping: Us...
Read more

Stampin' Up! Splendid Autumn Sympathy Card

Image
Today's card was inspired by a sketch seen on facebook from an American Demonstrator.  I was intrigued by the cool way to use some of our beautiful designer series paper and the best part is, you don't need a huge piece! I am attending a Stampin' Up! event this weekend and we were asked to bring a few projects to share and this is one of my projects. Fall isn't officially here yet, but once school starts up and the leaves start to fall off the trees, it's pretty close.  The Splendid Autumn designer series paper is gorgeous, the beautiful rich colours are simply stunning.   The cardbase and matte layer are Wild Wheat and the cardstock that the dsp is mounted on is Crushed Curry.  Simply cut the pieces and adhere together and then adhere to the card front.  I stamped using Memento onto a strip of Basic White cardstock which was then mounted on to another piece of Crushed Curry.  This was then popped up using Stampin' Dimensionals after the length of 2023...
Read more

Stampin' Up! Nests of Winter Christmas Card

Image
Good day folks!  I am here with another card created for my recent Stampin' Up! gathering this past weekend.  We had a day long activity where we focused on building up our Stampin' Up! business, watched several Atlantic Demos create some beautiful projects and then participated in a show box swap.  This was my shoe box swap offering. I have used this fancy fold layout several times and thought it was the perfect opportunity to showcase some of the beautiful Nests of Winter dsp in the latest mini catalogue! My cardbase is Grey Granite which was cut and scored, the die cut square behind the image and the strip to hold the card together are all Gray Granite too.  The dsp is from Nests of Winter and they are adhered to the front and the inside of the cardbase.  There is a small piece of Basic White for the insert and fits beside the piece of dsp.  The strip of Gray Granite,  is scored is secured next.  Starting at the far left edge of the card front,...
Read more