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Showing posts with label Gold embossing. Show all posts

Pretty Autumn Card

 


Hello crafters! It's Lauren here today sharing this pretty Autumnal card featuring the Autumn is calling stamp set illustrated by Agota Pop.

I started by stamping my image in embossing ink and then adding gold embossing powder over the image. I tapped off the excess then heat set it.


I then colored the image using my colored pencils.


I then trimmed my panel using the 4.25x5.5 die from the You've Been Framed Die set. I also stamped and gold embossed my sentiment. 



 






I then trimmed out my sentiments and added double sided foam tape to the back of each sentiment strip and adhered them onto my panel.


I also gold embossed some of the matte enamel dots and placed them onto the panel. then I adhered a 4.25x5.5 (A2 sized) cardstock panel in the same color as the sentiments to a top folding white A2 card base and adhered my wreath panel over top to finish off my card. 




It was fun to color this wreath on colored cardstock. I hope that I've inspired you to get crafty! Below, I've linked the products I used to create my card.

 *Disclosure: I use affiliate links where I can. This does not add any extra cost to you, but I do receive a small amount which helps keep me creating. Thank You*

Autumn is Calling Stamp Set: https://shrsl.com/4pkit
Cottontail Embossing Powder Tool: https://shrsl.com/3f0uo

You've Been Framed Die Set, The Rabbit Hole Designs: https://shrsl.com/3xto5
Matte White Enamel Dots, TRHD: https://shrsl.com/4jf9s 




Dream of Happy Accidents - Succulent Life Stamp Showcase


This card was created with the September release from The Rabbit Hole Designs called SUCCULENT LIFE (TRH-182). It’s by the talented Tatsiana Zayats. The set includes two different images of succulent terrariums and 4 sentiments! 

I really wanted to try gold heat embossing on gold mirror cardstock. I decided to give it a go! I started by prepping my gold mirrored cardstock with the Cottontail Embossing Powder Tool. I was really generous with the tool, because mirrored cardstock tends to be full of static. As I was heat embossing I realized my mirrored cardstock turned iridescent when I heat it. WHAT A HAPPY ACCIDENT THAT WAS!!!!!! Here is a close-up of where I could capture that rainbow of colors!

The green alcohol-looking background is from the set Getting Inky Paper from TRHD. The kraft piece is part of my grocery store bag with some ink and colored wax. Remember to play with whatever is close to you on your crafty area and have fun!



The last thing I want to share with you is this month's free with-purchase mini-foil!  Seriously, how adorable is this?!?!

Free with $35 purchase
after discounts, before tax & shipping.
While supplies last

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Thanks For Everything

 

Hello! Lauren here today sharing my thank you card featuring the new Thanks, Scripty stamp and die sets. This was an easy card to make beautiful thanks to Niccole's gorgeous alcohol ink background panel! 

To turn the panel into a finished card, I first prepared a piece of vellum using the new Cottontail Embossing Powder Tool. Then I stamped the Thanks word using my watermark ink pad. I covered the word with gold embossing powder, tapped off the excess and heat set it. The Cottontail embossing tool works perfectly on vellum. No stray embossing powder clung to the vellum.







I used the shadow die from the Thanks die set to cut out the embossed word. I adhered it onto the alcohol inked background. 



Next, onto aqua cardstock I prepared, then stamped in watermark ink, the sentiment. Then embossed in gold. I used sentiment strip die from my stash to trim out the sentiment. Then adhered it to the panel. 





The last step, completing the card, was to back the panel with gold mirror cardstock and then adhere it onto a top folding A2 (4.25 x 5.5") white card base.
These Big Scripty words are perfect for creating quick and beautiful cards! Thanks so much for visiting!

Links to TRHD products used: 

Life's Bounty

 



Hi everyone! Lauren here to share my fall/Thanksgiving card. This Advice From A Pumpkin stamp set is so pretty! I love the illustrations by Tatsiana Zayats and look forward to sending this out to someone special.

To start my card, I stamped the included leaves and acorns onto a tan colored 4.25x5.5" cardstock panel. I used an embossing ink pad to stamp the images then covered them with gold embossing powder. After tapping off any excess, stray powder, I heat set the embossing powder. Then, using a stitched rectangle die from my stash, I trimmed the panel and adhered it to a black 4.25x5.5" cardstock panel.

Next, I stamped my pumpkin image onto a white cardstock panel using black ink. I then colored the image using Prisma Color pencils. The colors used were:
Pumpkin: Eggshell, Ginger Root, Beige Sienna, 10% French Grey
Stem: Kelp Green, Moss Green
Flowers: Crimson Red, Crimson Lake, Tuscan Red
Berries: Yellowed Orange, Orange
Leaves: Pale Sage, Celadon Green, Marine Green


Once the image was colored, I trimmed it with a smaller rectangle stitched die. Then near the top of the panel I stamped, then gold heat embossed the sentiment.


With the panel complete, I adhered it to the gold leaf embossed background then onto a top folding 4.25x5.5" card base.

I hope this card inspires you to color up this gorgeous stamp set too! Thanks for visiting!

Gold Dotted Flower Birthday Card


Hey Everyone! Justin here and today I am sharing a fun project using the new Dotted Flower stencil, part of the Rabbit Hole Designs April 2020 Release!

For this project, I wanted to create something a little different than I usually do. When I was first looking at this stencil, i thought that it could be absolutely beautiful if it was foiled, and I decided to use a color that I rarely do: gold.

Now, first things first. You do need a couple items to foil a project before you start, including a Deco Foil Transfer Sheets, Transfer Gel, a Laminator, and Parchment Paper. The Rabbit Hole Designs shop does have some Deco Foil options available to you for you to add on to your next order!

First, I took a piece of black cardstock and cut it into a 5.375" x 5.375" square. I also had a piece of black and gold metallic patterned paper that I cut into a 5.5" x 5.5" square piece to use later.

I adhered my Dotted Flower stencil with a light tack adhesive to my black cardstock square. Next, I took my Transfer Gel and spread a thin and even layer on-top of my stencil with a palette tool. I removed my stencil and set my black panel aside to dry. Rule of thumb: whenever I need something to dry, I always let it sit undisturbed for a minimum of 30 minutes. This way, I greatly prevent the likelihood of smudging and ruining my project.

While my black cardstock square was drying, I turned on my laminator to warm up and then I began to prepare my sentiment strip. I cut a strip of black cardstock and embossed the sentiment "Don't get all weird about getting older, it's merely the number of years the world has been enjoying you" from the Sassy Birthday set in gold embossing powder. I then framed the sentiment with the same black and gold patterned cardstock.

When my black cardstock square was dry, I placed a sheet of gold Deco Foil on top of it (gold shiny side facing up), and placed the cardstock and foil piece into a folder I made from parchment paper. I ran it through my laminator. Once out, I set it aside for a few minutes to cool down. I removed the Deco Foil Transfer Sheet, and had a beautiful metallic gold Dotted Flower!

I was now in the home stretch, and began putting my pieces together. I adhered my foiled cardstock square to my 5.5" x 5.5" patterned paper square, I adhered my sentiment strip with foam tape, and added a few gold sequins for extra embellishment!

And that's how I made my card!

I used the following products for this project:




Deco Foil Specialty Transfer Sheets
(note: while the specific color foil I used isn't in the Rabbit Hole Shop, there are a few other beautiful options that are the same quality product with so many possibilities!)

For more inspiration with your The Rabbit Hole Designs Creations, be sure to follow along at these other locations:


For more details about products used in this post, you may also follow along at my personal blog, Just a Note by Justin, as well!

I hope you're loving this new Dotted Flower stencil as much as I am! I cannot wait to see what you make with it!

Love and Hope

Hello crafty Rabbit Hole fans!
 It's Lisa here with you today on The Rabbit Hole Designs blog and I have 
2 cards for you using the Put a Bow on It stamp set that was recently released.


This stamp set is so elegant and can be used in so many different ways!
For the recent release I colored it up, cut it out and used it as a focal point
on the front of a gate fold card with a shutter mechanism on the inside.
You can see it in action here
⬇︎



On today's cards I decided to stamp directly on to my card and 
heat emboss the images in gold.



For the first card I stamped the bow image and "Love" sentiment multiple times 
randomly all over a white card stock panel cut to 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" with 
embossing ink.  Next I sprinkled gold embossing powder all over
the stamped images and hit them with my heat gun.
I love watching the transformation of gold powder when it melts,
it's truly magical and I never get tired of seeing it.
The next step was to die cut a large scalloped rectangle from gold glitter paper.
I adhered the scalloped rectangle to the embossed panel and since it 
was slightly smaller, it allowed some of the images to peek out around
the edges.  I love that look.





For the second card I repeated the steps of stamping the bow randomly over
the white card stock and heat embossing with gold but this time
I decided to a bit of watercoloring inside of the bows with some pretty pinks. 
Once the bows were colored I stamped the sentiment "Hope" 
from the Put a Bow on It stamp set in pink ink.
I once again used a large scalloped rectangle die but this time from pink glitter paper.
I backed the rectangle with acetate so I could create a shaker card this time.
I included some pink sequins from The Rabbit Hole Designs Fearless Bundle
as well as a mix of other sequins from my stash.

I'm loving how these two cards came out and I love how versatile
the Put a Bow on It stamp set is.


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Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Have a great day, I already am!
💘Lisa 💘