The powders are chunky and you get really good coverage and dimension. I discovered that I can use my Melting Pot to easily make all the embossed die cut leaves. (The Ranger Melting Pot was designed by Suze Weinberg and they were sadly discontinued a few years ago. You might have one in your craft stash already or be able to find one used on eBay etc.)
Love that speckled look!! |
Once the card base was done, I played around with my embossed leaves and other elements until I was happy with the placement. Then I glued it all down. I had to use a strong liquid adhesive to glue the leaves down because of the slick embossed surfaces. Crafter's Pick The Ultimate! glue is one of my favorites for such jobs.
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Dies:
Eileen Hull Sizzix
Journaling Cards - Flowers & Leaves ( Sizzix / SB )
Spring Leaves ( Sizzix / SB )
Honeycomb embossing folder - retired
Other:
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - Golden Rod
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - Polished Silver
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - White Wonder
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - Black Magic
Eileen Hull Clearsnap Blends Ink - Clear
cardstock
Tim Holtz Big Chat Stickers
Ranger Melting Pot - retired
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Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - Polished Silver
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - White Wonder
Eileen Hull Embossing Powder by Emerald Creek - Black Magic
Eileen Hull Clearsnap Blends Ink - Clear
cardstock
Tim Holtz Big Chat Stickers
Ranger Melting Pot - retired
Some links in this post are affiliate links which do not affect the price you pay but allow me to earn a small percentage of a sale. Thanks! (My husband also thanks you!) If you shop at Topflight Stamps, use my coupon code LISAHOEL for 12% off your order.
What a beautifully designed Thanksgiving card Lisa! Love the thick embossed leaves and all the texture the embossed background adds - a lovely collage of die cuts and ephemera in the corner! xx
ReplyDeleteLove this card, Lisa! Great job! I do love those embossed leaves! I always wanted one of those melting pots but never got around to buying one before they were discontinued. I regret it now that I didn’t buy one.
ReplyDeleteI love this project, that layering is really great & those leaves look fabulous- great tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulously fall! I love your stunning design and those thick embossed leaves. They look wonderful against that honeycomb background! Thank you for sharing your card with us at The Funkie Junkie Boutique blog! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteSuch cool embossing techniques Lisa- and now that I have a melting Pot (thanks to you!) I can give it a try :-)
ReplyDeleteA fabulous Fall card Lisa - I love your way of melting the powders on the leaves. They add a wonderful touch of texture and shine to the whole design. Thank you for joining us for this Funkie Junkie Boutique Challenge x
ReplyDeleteLove all the mixed media elements on this card. Thanks for the tutorial! Thanks for joining us for our challenge at the Funkie Junkie Boutique Blog. Crafty hugs from Ginny at Polly's Paper Studio : )
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