Hello!
I am a little late to the embossing paste party, But, now that I am here, I am hooked!!!
Stencilling with embossing paste is addictive…as you can see!
I started out with a piece of craft card cut to 4.75″x4.75″
I used the Craftangles diamond fade stencil along with Dreamweaver embossing paste to create this awesome background!
Once dry (it took a couple of hours to be fully dry), I added the woman (stamped and fussy cut) and a heat embossed sentiment from the Craftangles ‘Life is pretty amazing’ stamp set.
For the second card, I started with Craftangles ‘Old Lace’ card stock which I cut down to 3.75″x5.75″ panel.
I used tim Holtz mustard seed and mowed lawn distress inks and Peeled Paint distress oxide to create an ink blended panel.
I splattered some water over this panel and dabbed it off to create the splotchy look that I love.
I then added some Memento cantaloupe re inker to some embossing paste to create a coloured paste.
I then applied this paste over the Craftangles ‘Butterflies and Bricks’ stencil to create the brick texture.
Once dry, I stamped the foliage (Hot of the Press stamps) using my Misti tool.
I finished the card with a stamped sentiment from Craftangles ‘Will you be mine’ stamp set.
Here is a process video for this card!
For the third card, I coloured the embossing paste using Memento ‘Lulu Lavender’ re inker. I then used the embossing paste partially over the Craftangles ‘Triangles’ stencil.
Once dry, I added the little stamped and die cut succulent (Lawn Fawn) as well as two sentiments from Craftangles. (Dad you rock and Life is Pretty amazing).
I finished the card by adhering it to a white 4″x6″ top folding card base.
The last card, I decided, to make into a shaker!
I created an ink blended panel (3.75″x5.75″) using Tim Holtz ‘Picked Raspberry’, ‘Milled lavender’ and ‘Seedless preserves’ distress inks.
I then used the Craftangles ‘Overlapping stencil’ and Dreamweaver embossing paste to create the background. Notice how some of the background colour has seeped into the embossing paste giving it a beautiful soft look.
Once dry, I die cut a circle from the panel to create a shaker window.
I then stamped and fussy cut images from Lawn Fawn’s ‘Let’s Roll’ stamp set.
I then stamped a sentiment from Craftangles ‘Birthday Wishes’ stamp set, which I die cut using a stitched banner die.
I filled the shaker with Craftangles ‘Glitzy Gold’ sequin mix. I pulled a few sequins from the mix, and adhered them to the from of the card to add some interest.
I think, this card along with its image and sentiment is my favourite!
Which one is yours?!
Here is a process video for the ink blended and embossed background.
As a bonus, I used the circle die cut from the card above to create a simple tag.
I splattered some gold acrylic paint on the butterfly die cut and add a heat embossed sentiment in gold from Craftangles ‘Everyday sentiments’ stamp set.
I made this last tag using a scrap of the Craftangles ‘Old Lace’ cardstock.
I had some cantaloupe coloured embossing paste left over after making the card above, so I applied it using the Craftangles ‘Butterflies and Bricks’ stencil onto the scrap.
Once dry, I die cut the scrap into a tag, added some gold string, a gold bell and gold embossed sentiment from Craftangles ‘Everyday wishes’ stamp set and some Mayarts jute twine to finish the card.
I had the best time working on these cards!
I hope you will give this technique a try!!
Thanks so much for stopping by..
Have a great day!
Paru Mahtani
Wow beautiful cards n tags
Beautiful cards…