Showing posts with label Hexagons 3D Dynamic embossing folder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hexagons 3D Dynamic embossing folder. Show all posts

Friday, 1 September 2017

70 years of Tarnished Foil Hexagons

This card is entered into the Crazy Crafters Team Highlights this week.  The entire gallery of entries can be viewed here and you can vote for your favourites.

This was the card I made for a friend's special birthday, commissioned by her husband.  It uses the tarnished foil technique and I made the background at the same time as I made this card for the Crazy Crafters Blog Hop and also this card.


I used the same steps described in this post but using the Hexagons 3D embossing folder.
Tarnished Foil Technique, Eclectic Layers, 70th birthday card, Hexagons embossing folder, #thecraftythinker, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
Love the warm metallic mix provided by the Tarnished Foil technique
 The flowers are cut with the Eclectic Layers Thinlits from Silver Foil Sheet and Basic Black cardstock.  The leaves are punched out of Basic Black cardstock using the new Leaf Punch from the Holiday Catalogue.
Tarnished Foil Technique, Eclectic Layers, 70th birthday card, Hexagons embossing folder, #thecraftythinker, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
The black and silver flowers look elegantly dramatic against the metallic background
 Underneath the flowers I've used one of the Foil Snowflakes in gold (with everything else on the card, it doesn't necessarily look Christmasy!).  The Large Numbers are cut out of Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper and the strip of Basic Grey Stitched Satin Ribbon anchors it all.  I also added a tiny touch of Fresh Fig Sheer Ribbon to soften the flowers.
Tarnished Foil Technique, Eclectic Layers, 70th birthday card, Hexagons embossing folder, #thecraftythinker, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
This is the sheet in progress - at this point I've used the embossing folder and added some black ink

I decorated the inside of the card with a strip of the tarnished foil that I trimmed from the layer on the front of the card - it was too pretty to waste!
Tarnished Foil Technique, Eclectic Layers, 70th birthday card, Hexagons embossing folder, #thecraftythinker, Stampin Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
The greeting inside the card is from the Birthday Delivery stamp set


Thank you for visiting.
'Til next time!
Stephanie

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Wednesday, 31 May 2017

Hexagonal Daffodil Delight

I had a daisy left over from a demonstration and was wondering what to do with it.  I had also been demonstrating a variety of techniques with embossing folders, including inking them and/or inking over the embossed surfaces ... and so was born this card!
2017-18 Annual Catalogue, Sneak Peek, Daisy Delight, Hexagons, Embossing, #thecraftythinker, Stampin' Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
The embossed piece of Night of Navy card is inked with Craft White ink

Only one more sleep until the new 2017-2018 Annual Catalogue products are released, including the Daisy Delight Bundle, Happy Birthday Gorgeous stamp set, Double Stitched Ribbon (here in Daffodil Delight), Berry Burst ink and Faceted Gems (I've used a gold one).

2017-18 Annual Catalogue, Sneak Peek, Daisy Delight, Hexagons, Embossing, #thecraftythinker, Stampin' Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
The Hexagons embossing folder was inked with Night of Navy before use. 
A brayer was used to add Daffodil Delight ink to the raised embossing.

The remainder of the products that I have used are already available and continuing into the new Catalogue.

2017-18 Annual Catalogue, Sneak Peek, Daisy Delight, Hexagons, Embossing, #thecraftythinker, Stampin' Up Australia Demonstrator, Stephanie Fischer, Sydney NSW
The daisy image was stamped twice, twisting the stamp to offset the petals

I stamped the daisies onto Whisper White cardstock with Basic Black ink and then watercoloured them with Berry Burst ink and some Daffodil Delight for the centres.   For the daisy on the front of the card, I stamped two then punched them out with the matching punch and attached them together, offsetting the petals.  For the daisy inside the card, I simply stamped twice, offsetting the petals.

Thank you for your visit.
'Til next time!
Stephanie 

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