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Saturday, May 7, 2011

ODBDSLC59 - Embedded Embossing

Hi everyone!  Today is my first post as a guest designer for the ODBD Shining the Light challenge and I am so excited.  The challenge this week is to use the super fun technique of embedded embossing.  It is a pretty straight forward idea.  You take a piece of cardstock cut to fit the front of your card.  You glue punched or diecut pieces of patterned paper or cardstock to the first cardstock piece,  let the glue dry for a bit, place the entire piece in your embossing folder and run through your embossing machine.   It is suggested that you use a embossing folder that has a pretty detailed pattern so that the glued on pieces don't start popping off. 



For my card I used the Sizzix embossing folder, Textile.  I used a Martha Stewart butterfly punch for the butterflies.  They were punched from two different pieces of patterned paper from the My Minds Eye Stella & Rose (Hazel) 6x6 pad and then adhered along one side of the card.  The ODBD set Faith was used for the main image and verse. The card was finished with a light blue silk bow and some clear rhinestones.

Thanks for taking a peek.... I hope you will play along this week and give embedded embossing a try!

Supplies:  Cardstock:  SU! Soft Sky; PTI Vintage Cream; PP:  MME Stella & Rose (Hazel); Ink:  SU! Baja Breeze; Ancient Page Grey; Ribbon:  May Arts light blue silk; Hero Arts gem; Sizzix Textile embossing folder; Spellbinder rectangle die; Stamps:  ODBD Faith

18 comments:

  1. So beautiful Rosemary. I love this embedded embossing technique. Going to add that one onto my 'to try' list!
    Hugs, Victoria ~x~

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  2. This is absolutely beautiful Rosemary!! I just love your soft colors, the embossed butterfly's you created with the dp and your elegant design. Glad you are joining as a guest for the next two months.
    hugs,
    Chris

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  3. This is beautiful, Rosemary, and I love how this technique looks - I'll give this a try!

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  4. Lovely soft colors on your card, and the embossed butterflies are great, and a beautiful bow to add that special touch. Blessings.

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  5. Such a neat technique, Rosie! This turned out beautifully! Love the colors!

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  6. So soft and beautiful, Rosemary! Love the soft lovely colors!

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  7. WOW, Rosemary, your card is absolutely stunning!! Like Chris, I love the softness of it...so beautiful! I am so glad that you will be sharing your amazing cards with us over the next two months! Have a blessed weekend and "Happy Mother's Day"!!! Hugs, Sabrina

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  8. What a GREAT challenge premise, Rosie! This card is OUTSTANDING! This is the kind of technique that REALLY boosts the WOW! factor {not that YOU need it... !} ... AMAZING! Congrats, once again, on the guest DT gig! YOU are a fantastic purveyor of INSPIRATION, in more ways than one! Yipeeee!

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  9. This is gorgeous Rosemary, it looks so luxurious with the ribbon and all of the texture!

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  10. Never heard of this technique - thanks for sharing! Your card is beautiful - especially love the soft colors!

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  11. Beautiful card! Thanks for sharing the technique, I will definitely try it out!

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  12. So pretty! Thanks for sharing the technique--must give it a try!

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  13. Really beautiful - will have to try this, too!

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  14. Wow! I love the idea. I will have to try this. Thanks so much for sharing :-)

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  15. Gorgeous card. Love the embossed butterflies, and that bow!

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  16. my goodness! this is fabulous!
    wonderful creation!

    hugs and kisses from germany,
    silvi xoxo

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  17. Simply BEAUTIFUL Rosemary! Love your clean design and the pretty embossed butterflies :)!!! Welcome to the team...hope you are having lots of fun?!? Hugs ~S~

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  18. Gorgeous, gorgeous card, Rosemary! I'm going to have to try that technique, the effect is wonderful!

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