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I hope you all are having a good day. I came here to share a card with you. It was a tricky one. I wanted to incorporate both heat embossing and dry embossing on this card. Being a newbie, i could not manage meeting my expectations, but i tried my best.
I, once again, followed Fusion card sketch this week.
This time Fusion inspiration colors were really soft and dreamy, i had to work REALLY HARD to work on that. And to be honest, I'm not so happy with what I come up with.
I combined both sketch and inspiration colors on this card. I used Stationery noted paper in the background, and then stitched a heat embossed vellum piece on top of the paper. The paper I chose has a ledger print, so worked great for the details I was planning to add. My vellum panel has white embossing, and to give it a lil boost I colored it using mustard seed and picked raspberry distress inks. Spritz some water on that, and let it air dry. Yes, I screwed the stitching part on top left. But I did not want to throw this card away.
If you can see the colored vellum here. And the real stitched lines.
I did not have time to make flowers for this card, so I used store bought flowers this time. I dont remember everyone, but the big flower in the center is by Prima. And its BEAUTIFUL. :)
Let me know what you think of this card. And please don't be so hard on me, pretty please! :D
Challenges: Sentimental Sunday, Fusion Card Challenge.
I hope you all are having a good day. I came here to share a card with you. It was a tricky one. I wanted to incorporate both heat embossing and dry embossing on this card. Being a newbie, i could not manage meeting my expectations, but i tried my best.
I, once again, followed Fusion card sketch this week.
This time Fusion inspiration colors were really soft and dreamy, i had to work REALLY HARD to work on that. And to be honest, I'm not so happy with what I come up with.
I combined both sketch and inspiration colors on this card. I used Stationery noted paper in the background, and then stitched a heat embossed vellum piece on top of the paper. The paper I chose has a ledger print, so worked great for the details I was planning to add. My vellum panel has white embossing, and to give it a lil boost I colored it using mustard seed and picked raspberry distress inks. Spritz some water on that, and let it air dry. Yes, I screwed the stitching part on top left. But I did not want to throw this card away.
If you can see the colored vellum here. And the real stitched lines.
I did not have time to make flowers for this card, so I used store bought flowers this time. I dont remember everyone, but the big flower in the center is by Prima. And its BEAUTIFUL. :)
Let me know what you think of this card. And please don't be so hard on me, pretty please! :D
Challenges: Sentimental Sunday, Fusion Card Challenge.
SO much wonderful texture here - stitching embossing, the paper flowers. Absolutely stunning! The chunky glitter on the yellow flower looks like sugar - a treat for the eyes!
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Deletebeautiful card!! i loved it:)
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thank you for stopping by, Neha.
DeleteWow - what a stunning floral spray! love the vellum - thanks so much for joining us at Fusion this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks alot Julia. So glad you could visit.
DeleteBeautiful card - love the embossing on the vellum panel - perfect for our challenge! Thanks for joining the Sentimental Sunday Challenge, hope to see you again soon.
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Thank you so much for the kind words.
DeleteThat's Vellum panel gives a very artsy look along with the array of flowers on ur card :) Thank you for sharing with Fusion !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, Deepti. So glad u liked my entry.
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