Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Debossed Snowflakes

 

I'm not a big technique stamper, but I decided to try a technique I found on SCS featuring debossing (which is  using the reverse side of an embossed piece of card stock, so the design is a hollow rather than a raised area.) To do this particular technique, you cover the raised part of the EF with Versamark and emboss the paper, which transfers the Versamark to the hollows in the paper. Then, cover the paper with embossing powder to fill the hollows and heat.

I used an old Stampin Up snowflake folder. The EP was a glittery white but the photo doesn't show the glittery aspect (which is too bad as it is quite glittery). After embossing, put distress inks on a mat, spritz with water and dab the card stock (actually watercolor paper in this instance) to get color on the card. 

Finished the card with matting, an embossed sentiment and a few silver snowflakes.

This card is for these challenges: 

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday -- Ice Cold

Can You Handle the Pressure -- Christmas Twist (US)

CRAFT # 661 -- Christmas

Pammie's Inky Pinkies #2250 -- anything goes

Word Art Wednesday #573 -- anything goes


4 comments:

  1. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Can You Handle the Pressure challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often. We appreciate your support!

    Darlene
    Can You Handle the Pressure
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS

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  2. What a gorgeous card. Thanks so much for sharing with us at Word Art Wednesday. It's always a blessing to have you join us. Have a wonderful week,
    Karen

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  3. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us at Can You Handle the Pressure Challenge.

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  4. What a beautiful card with the unique background. Thanks for sharing with us at PIP Challenges.

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Thanks so much for taking the time to comment!

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