Hello! Today I am demonstrating a simple design that pops
with all my Stately Flowers! Grab your embossing powder for this fun “sponged
gold” technique using your daubers! I promise you’ll
look at your powders in a whole new way after this for adding artistic, one-of-a-kind elements to your cards! Today I am using the Mock Orange from Stately Flowers 11. My inspiration for today's card was the gold and turquoise packaging I saw for a bottle of perfume at Ross! Inspiration is everywhere if you get out and look! Please enjoy!
Supplies:
Gina K. Pure Luxury Good as Gold (3 ¾” x 5”), White (3 7/8” x 5 1/8” and scrap approx 7/8” wide by 2-3" long), and Blue Lagoon or Passionate
Pink (3 5/8” x 4 7/8”and A2 sized cardbase, 4 ¼” x 11”, scored at 5 ½”) cardstock
Tsukineko Versamark pad, Gina K. Blue Lagoon or Passionate
Pink ink pad
gold embossing powder
Adhesive, MISTI or acrylic blocks, heat gun, sponge dauber,
scissors, adhesive foam squares
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Beautiful cards Melanie, love them both.
ReplyDeleteLove this technique, I think I prefer the powdery look and the tag on a diagonal best, but they’re all stunning! Thanks!
ReplyDeletelovely......like the sprinkles best
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards, I love the gold embossing!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and beautiful cards. I love the color of that cardstock.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, u do great work.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are absolutely beautiful !!
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