Monday, February 24, 2020

Embossed Deer

I needed a quick masculine birthday card. On medium blue card stock, I used Versafine Clair Fallen Leaves ink to stamp the Spellbinders 3D Shading stamped image and added some Wow Clear embossing powder over the stamped image. I stamped the sentiment from CAS-usual Fridays Frankly’isms with the same ink and added the embossing powder to it. Once the heat embossing was done, I die cut the panel with a Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangle die. It was mounted on dark brown card stock and then adhered to a card base.


I’m linking this to the following challenges:
and
Cut It Up Challenge 194-Your Favorite Color (I have a few favorite colors & blue is one of them)





7 comments:

  1. This is a super masculine card and I love all that embossing-gives it a fab texture. Thanks for joining Time Out

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  2. What a great card! I like this original design and the black against the blue. Thanks for playing at Time Out Challenges!
    - Shauna

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  3. This card has such an effective graphic style! The color combo works so well with the image...this is really beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing it with us at the Cut It Up! Challenge!
    Rachelle - DT@CIU : )

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  4. That is a fantastic masculine card. Great choice of colors for your card. Thanks for joining us at Cut It Up this week.

    Leslie

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  5. OH! I Love this masculine card, I love the blue background. Thank you so much for joining us in our Use Embossing challenge at The Male Room this week. Looking forward to see you again next challenge.

    Faith The Male Room DT

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  6. What a great stamp that must be. Love your winter scene.

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  7. Very cool card. Love the blue color.
    Thank you so much for joining us at The Male Room Challenge embossing challenge.

    X Lise Mariann, DT

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