This is a run down of how I made them.
- Using my Cuttlebug and the Swiss Dots embossing folder I ran the cardstock through the machine to create the raised dots effect on the front. I left approximately one inch (2.5cm) unembossed.
- I then very lightly and randomly ran an ink pad over the dots to create a little more definition. (it is a tad difficult to see in the photos, but trust me it's there) I used a copper colour on the pink card and jade green on the sage coloured card.
- For the pink card I added a strip of spotted paper printed from a freebie download(I can't quite remember where at the moment, but will post a link as soon as I find it). For the sage card I stamped a flourish using lavender ink and Hero Arts Designer Butterflies Clear Stamp set.
- Finally I added some ribbon to match.
Why don't you have a go. If you don't have embossing folders, use something else instead. Try miniature stamps repeatedly stamped over the card or even textured cardstock or handmade paper. I would love to see your creations. Post a link in the comments and I will pop over for a peek!
Lovely work hun x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I don't make cards, but I can see where this craft would come in handy when I need that last minute card and don't have time to shop for one. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteLovely creation!
ReplyDeleteI made cards ages ago but only as something to try out. Now I make just little gift cards to give away to my customers (don't have any photos to show though).
Ciao, Elena :)
Love them!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your very kind comments. I appreciate every one of them and try to reply on your blogs when I get the opportunity.
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These cards look so sweet and elegant. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThese cards looks really nice and i am happy to see this post and learn some thing more about the cards using swiss dots embossing folder and cuttlebug. Keep up the good work.
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