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Rach xx
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Rach xx
Hi all
I wanted to pop in and say that I've been super busy behind the scenes. I taught a big class of 11 attendees this weekend just gone. It was great fun and I think everyone enjoyed themselves. I've only got 2 weeks left of the school year which means I will then have several weeks break to create and plan for new and exciting things for my crafty friends early next year.
Welcome to our Technique Tuesday blog hop - heat embossing...
I've rediscovered heat embossing since I got a SU! heat emboss tool! And I have a love also for dry embossing using the cut and emboss machine so today, I've combined the two to create this background for this card. Lots of metallics on this one!
Begin by choosing which side of your dry embossed image you can't to accent with the metallic embossing powder. Ink up one side using versamark, tapping over and over to build up ink on the surface.
I saw an advertisement for a packaging company pop up on my Instagram yesterday. It was a little box with a see-through lid and a donut in it. I was totally inspired! Ok so it wasn't until I went to fuel up my car this morning at 7-eleven that I spotted the said donuts and knew I had to give a cute box a try.
This box is made from two, 5 3/4 inch square pieces of basic white cardstock. Each one was then scored around the edges at 1 inch and cut on each corner, folded and glued to make a simple box base and lid. There are plenty of tutorials on Youtube to give better instructions than I can.
I stamped the edges of the top with the sprinkles from the Sweet Ice cream stamp set in Magenta Madness. I used a sticky note to make sure it didn't go onto the top section. I cut the top layered cards with the second largest circle from the layering circle dies. I did add a small piece of acetate between the white base and the top 2 layers to protect the donut - this is probably optional if you are gifting it immediately. If you want to purchase the products used for this and give it a go, please contact me. Stampin Up products are so easy to work with!
My latest order arrived today and I knew exactly what card I was going to create with the biggest wishes stamp set, the Sunday Stamps Challenge!