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Old+New Products: A Project with Altenew

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Hi All,

Am excited to join an Instagram Hop with Altenew for their #Altenew10thAnniversary with designers and guests across the globe.

Over to my card,

  • Have used both old and new products for making this card.
  • Scallop Frame Embossing Folder
  • Daisy Bed Embossing Folder
  • Plum Blossom Layering Die set – Used this die set to cut florals from paper pad and embossed it using embossing tools.
  • Poured Acrylic 6×6 Paper pad
  • Happy Sentiments Stamp and Die set with Desert Night dye ink cube
  • Dry embossed panels as shown using embossing folders and popped the florals at different dimensions using foam adhesives and liquid adhesive.

Instead of using colored cardstocks or white cardstocks with alcohol coloring, my idea is to diecut from pattern paper to bring out the freshness by embossing the petals and sculpting it. The lighter and darker dry embossed panels makes the florals to pop against the background. Hope you like the idea.

You can check out my Insta hop here.

Thanks for stopping by and am grateful for your visits and comments.

The Flower Challenge #89 | Square Inkblended Card | Reminder | Dry Embossing

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Hi Friends,

Welcome back to new post for the midway point in the current challenge of The Flower Challenge . The theme is Make a Square card and for the theme I have done an inkblended focal piece and added few diecut hearts and an tiny acrylic heart for an added interest with a sentiment sticker.

Over to my card,

  • Took a 4×4″ white notecard as cardbase.
  • Took a 3 3/4″ white focal panel (Neenah white crest) and inkbended using DO – Worn lipstick and Squeezed lemonade.
  • Then when its air dried, dry embossed using SSSKIt-3D botanicals Timholtz Embossing folder for the gorgeous pattern.
  • Added Crafters companion heart dies for the diecuts using patterned paper and a small acrylic heart for an added interest with Timholtz small talk sentiment sticker is added on top as above.
  • The mattings are added to the top fold cardbase to finish off the card.

Hope you like this sweet simple card.

Do hop to our Flower Challenge Blog to see the wonderful projects churned by our Awesome Team mates.

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Crafting!