About a week ago, on
this post, I showed you this card...
In a number of your comments, I was complimented on my double embossing technique - OR I was asked exactly how I did it. I actually did it by buying WAY too many supplies. This fun "technique" is actually a Sizzix embossing folder and a coordinating die. (FYI: The die is actually a nested die with multiple sizes.)
ETA: I knew that if I didn't look up the names of these products someone would ask, and sure enough I have gotten two emails!! I looked through the Sizzix website and the folder is in a two-packed called Ornate Frames Set #2. The die is called Framelits Labels Ornate #3. (The second embossing folder has a matching set also. It's called Framelits Ornate Labels.)
You really could get by with just the embossing folder. When you emboss it - you get the plain space in the middle to stamp on. I like cutting the die and placing it on top of that space simply because it allows me to wrap ribbon around it or to place a banner behind it as in the next card.
Since I had the folder and die out for a photo - I decided to use it again. In this card, I used one of the smaller dies and nested it inside the embossed frame.
Cards are so easy when you have the right toys!! (At least, that's what I keep telling myself!)I did a birthday card today for the linky party for a challenge that is going to begin in January - Seize the Birthday. It's going to be great! It's created by a very experienced challenge lady - Lesley, the creator of The Paper Players, Freshly Made Sketches, Dynamic Duos, Merry Monday - and now, Seize the Birthday!!
- Stamps: Stampin' Up Birthday Bakery
- Paper: Stampin' Up Crumb Cake dsp
- Ink: Memento Black and Copics
- Accessories: Sizzix embossing folder and die set, pink bling and misc. ribbon
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