Playing with 3D Embossing Folders!

Hello!

Did you ever try making a sun print when you were a kid?  A sunprint is when you lay an object, usually a leaf on a piece of light sensitive photo paper.  You leave outside a few minutes and when it's done, there's a blue outline of the leaf.  Ahhhhh, those were the good old days of simplicity!

Here is a brief tutorial of how I made this faux sun print.  The products are linked below if you are interested (AFIL thank you!  I may receive a small commission if you purchase products using these links;)

Here are the supplies I used:

Take care and I'll see you again soon!

Gale

Have A “Bougie Birthday!”

 Happy New Year!!

I hope 2025 is all you hope for!  If you like bling, the Spellbinder’s “Bougie Birthday” collection is perfect for you!  Who doesn’t love a big diamond?

(Supplies are linked below.) I used Spellbinder's "Bougie Birthday" that's part of the new "Born to Sparkle" collection to bling out this project.  I applied gold ink through the coordinating stencil after running white card stock through the embossing folder.  Then I just layered onto black card stock and accented with a diecut glitter bow and a strip of black glitter cardstock.  The sentiment is heat embossed onto black card and diecut.

Next:

For this card, I ran silver metallic card stock through the embossing folder.  I layered it onto black cardstock and angled it onto the white card base.  I cut a couple of strips of glitter card stock and added a pre-made sentiment layered on black.  I accented with silver beads

Here are the supplies I used:

I'll see you again soon for Part Two!

Gale

Fun Inlaid Diecut Tips 'N Tricks!

Hello!  

Welcome back!  I hope this finds you and yours well and safe at home!  If you have to work, please be very careful!!

Today we are doing an inlaid diecut using the lovely Spellbinder's Kimono Die.  It makes a beautiful card front and you don't need anything else!  The supplies I used are linked below (afil.)  I really appreciate it when you shop with those links or the ones in the righthand margin:)

Here is the tutorial!  Please consider subscribing to my channel--it is so very much appreciated!

Take care and stay safe!!
Gale