Monday, August 8, 2022

Double-sided vellum


 Hi All,

Hope your week is going well. This is my latest card, featuring a technique where you stamp an image on one side of vellum, flip it over and stamp and heat emboss on the other side. I stamped flowers and leaves on one side, and white-embossed a butterfly on the other. For the frame around the vellum, I used two sizes of a stitched-label die on a snippet of brown card.

For the background, I die-cut 2-inch squares of skyblue and salmon colored snippets and create the quilt patch. (As an aside, I really appreciate the tight fit I got by die-cutting rather than just using the paper trimmer, where it never seems to line up perfectly.) The sentiment is cut from another of the salmon-colored snippets. A few flower-shaped sequins finish the card.

This card is entered in these challenges

Butterfly #171 -- using the colors sky blue and salmon plus the butterfly (aka level 1)

Snippets Playground #434 -- using snippets

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday -- emboss it

Word Art Wednesday #555 -- anything goes

Pammie's Inky Pinkies #2032 -- anything goes


3 comments:

  1. Really delightful snippets card Sandy. Good tip about how to get a close fit on the squares.

    Great to see you in the Snippets Playground.

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  2. Oh my gosh - what a clever card this is. I love it!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  3. I've been stamping etc. for almost 30yrs and NEVER tried this technique. LOL. I promise I will try it very soon!! Very nice creation! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and talent with us at PIP Challenges.
    Hugs

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