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Monday, 18 December 2017

Snowy Fun

Good Morning and Welcome.
Another quick card I made using this new Embossing Folder I just picked up.

As you have seen in some of my past posts, creating a background using an embossing folder is a simple way to have an instant card. 
Here is a video to show how to do this.

So I inked the EB folder with Peacock Feathers DOX, sprayed with water then pressed my paper into the wet ink.  After it was dry, I added the die-cut snowflake and stamped the sentiment.
The finishing touch was to add the blue buttons to the snowflake centers.


Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look especially at such a busy time of year.

 Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- STITCH IT
(snowflake)
The Male Room- CHRISTMAS/WINTER
The Rubber Buggy- CHRISTMAS/WINTER
Paper Creator- CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR


Supplies
Stamp- Season's Greeting (Studio G)
Inks- Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide (TH); Tuxedo Black Memento
Paper- heavy white (local store)
Accessories and Tools- Tiles eb folder (Kaisercraft); Mister (TH); blue buttons (YNS); 
Stitched Snowflake (Lawn Fawn); Snowflakes (SSS)

21 comments:

  1. Such an effective technique and such a beautiful card x

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  2. Beautiful Karen ... such a fabulous look. I was messing around with embossing folders yesterday ... have yet to make a card with any of the backgrounds though! Have a wonderful Christmas my friend ... and all that is wonderful for 2018.

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  3. Very batik-y, Karen! And, as always, your blues makes me happy! Merry Christmas, my friend!

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  4. I love the crisp design of the background! The die cut snowflakes are perfect on it and the blue centers make the whole design pop!

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  5. Another gorgeous background using this technique Karen, and I love the large snowflakes over the top and the gems are such a great finishing touch and the colour matches perfectly. x

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  6. Love your technique as well as your beautiful card. The background and snowflakes are perfect together. I will have to try this technique. Thank you for sharing your beautiful card with us at The Rubber Buggy and can't wait to see what you have created next time for us. Hugs and Merry Christmas. Nancy Hill, Design Team for The Rubber Buggy

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  7. Love the turquoise colours! A great idea for a quick last minute card!

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  8. Back again, Karen, to say thanks for playing with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!

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  9. I love your eb folder watercolored with DOX inks background, Karen. So easy to finish off your card with your die cut snowflakes. TFS my friend and Happy Holidays. Hugs

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  10. gorgeous colours, I love the mosaic tile effect on the background with the EF.

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  11. Very pretty - a great way to use the folder for a fabulous background
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  12. Absolutely beautiful Karen, gorgeous colours and design, Kate x

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  13. Beautiful Karen and thanks for sharing with us at Paper Creator hugs Sue J x

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  14. All those snowflakes & shades of blue - gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at The Male Room Challenge Blog!

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  15. Wonderful card, beautiful and elegant, thank you for joining in at Paper Creator.

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  16. I love this, it looks like a vintage ceramic tile x

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  17. You have the most interesting embossing folders, Karen, and they work beautifully for this technique.

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  18. I like your beautiful festive card :-))
    Thanks for joining in with The Male Room.

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  19. Really pretty card. Thank you for joining us at The Male Room - Charlotte/Lady Joyful, DT

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  20. Great card, the die cut snowflakes are a great touch. Thank you for sharing it with us at TMR.

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