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Sweet Stamps, we are combining our Monthly challenge- Parchment- with our weekly challenge- Anything Goes : )
These fun stamps were just released last month and I was itching to ink them up! I used the antistatic pad over the Parchment vellum and used the Sweet Stamps White Dye ink and White embossing powder on the flowers. I colored with Copics on the back of the vellum, and it gave the flowers a greenish hue, so I colored them again on the front. I pierced around the edges of the vellum as well. I love the soft look of the Parchment vellum.
The accent pieces are chipboard accents called *GLOBECRAFT & PICCOLO* by Sweetstamps.com, and I love how detailed they are and easy to emboss using the enamel embossing adhesive- and I love the fab embossing enamels- the colors are so pretty plus they are mixed in with a shimmery/glittery metallic- love the way they look!
Here is a quick look at how quick & easy the Enamel embossing powders are to use- and hope you can see the fab sparkle )
Dab the Enamel Embossing Powder Adhesive onto the swirls.
After gently rolling the powder in the bottle, I pour it over the chipboard using a coffee filter. Can you see how sparkly it is??? I take a piece of the chipboard sheet that is unused after removing the shapes and make a sample and attach it to the top of each of the bottles- you can see this in my adhesive picture above.
Here are the Sweet Stamps products I used this week:
Sparkle & Sprinkle- AG with EP, Glitter or Flocking
Thanks for stopping by!
Shelly
18 comments:
Wow! This looks amazing. Someday I'm going to try that parchment technique. I'm so glad you also shared it with us for the Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge.
This is really beautiful!!! Love the blue and yellow color combination and the corner flourishes!
Shelly love the cute rose stamps and your fabulous embossing
Cheers
Dr Sonia
Cards Crafts Kids Projects
Gorgeous!!! Love that bow you made and the entire card. Beautiful layout for the image too.
Lynn
Ooooh, so pretty, Shelly! Love the fab design & die cuts! Really sweet image, beautiful DP & palette, and love the bow and those sparkled pieces! :^)
Hugs, Penny
What a lovely elegant soft card this is! Thanks for joining the Craft-Dee BowZ challenge for July.
Gorgeousness going on here and I love that card! The embossing on the swirls is so stunning!
This is GORGEOUS! LOVE the image, the beautiful elements, and the colors you used! HUGS! :) Mynn xx
PS: I hope you link this up with us at House of Cards, too! We're looking for anything with a bow! :)
Gorgeous, Shelly. Love the embellishments. Sure wish I was more adept at tying bows. That one is really pretty! Great card!
Oh my Shelly, this is stunning...I am learning so much from you,...thanks so much for sharing..
Oh how I love the yellow and blue make green that I so often get caught with!! Great save though. Love the image and the card is gorgeous. Thanks for the mini tutorial Shelly.
Blessings
Maxine
Great embossing! Love those flourishes.
Love the way the flowers turned out on the vellum, Shelly! I have to dig out my embossing powders. I was reorganizing and put them in a box somewhere because I hadn't used them in ages. Now I'm inspired to do some vellum work. Thanks for the inspiration.
So lovely, Shelly! The blue, yellow combination is so very sweet. Thanks for sharing how you apply your piccolo items as well...they are a perfect touch!
Great card Shelley, love the baby blue card against your patterned papers. The embossing on the vellum really stands out and the green really pops.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful work with us at Crafting When We Can Challenges. :-) xx
Pretty! I like those lovely flowers and the die cuts. I emboss chipboard a lot and love that look.
Wonderful design, I love soft muted colors and how the flowers look on the vellum also the added piercing on the oval. Love the Piccolos too!!
Very pretty and wonderful !!!! Thank you so much for joining us at Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenges !!! I hope you join us again and have a wonderful day !
Hugs,
Mayra DTM
Mayrasdesigns.blogspot.com
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