For the Technique Blog Hop this month, we are showing different ways to use the embossing folders available from Close To My Heart.
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Inspiration for my project came from CAS(E) this Sketch! (CTS72) nine of the ten colors in CTMH's Adventure palette. After cutting 1"x1" squares of each cardstock and placing on a larger square of Whisper, it was then embossed using the Damask embossing folder. This unifies the colors and almost has a quilted look.
To complete the simple card, the embossed piece was adhered using 3D Foam Tape and a sentiment from the Joyful Birthday stamp set was used.
If you arrived from Shirley's "Mom 'n Me Scrap" blog, then follow along with the link at the bottom of this post to continue the Technique Blog Hop.
To complete the simple card, the embossed piece was adhered using 3D Foam Tape and a sentiment from the Joyful Birthday stamp set was used.
Please visit Joy's "....Wow....did you make that?" blog for another entry in this month's Technique Blog Hop featuring a the CTMH embossing folders.
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| CTMH Embossing Folders |
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All papers and stamps are from Close To My Heart (CTMH).
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I love this look and the colors are so cheerful.
ReplyDeleteThank you! There is a lot of different color on it. :)
DeleteLove it. Looks quilted! Great job on the technique and sketch!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shirley. The embossing really brings the colored piece together.
DeleteVery neat! I never would have thought of embossing a layered piece!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Wendy. It's a fun technique, try it. :)
DeleteOh, this is a neato technique- adorable card too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Joy. It is such an easy way to use the folders to add something a bit different.
DeleteOooh! That's totally fun! Love all the color!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melissa. I was debating what colors to use, and just decided to use an entire CTMH season. :)
DeleteOh, I love your cardstock squares and how you embossed the whole panel like that! Fabulous take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Leigh. It is a great technique using the embossing folders.
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