Hi there. A new challenge is beginning at The Alphabet Challenge. We have reached the letter ‘D’ – and we want to see your Dry Embossing. Here is my card:
I had a piece of green luminous and extremely shiny card stock from when I had been playing with my Craft Box Lumi Spray. I knew I wanted to put an open die-cut on top of it, and this die from Simon Says Stamp seemed perfect – especially as it had an outline die to go with the flower die.
I die cut the outline into the white card stock, then dry embossed using an old Sue Wilson embossing folder. I layeered this on top of the green luminous card with foam pads and inserted the due cut flower through the aperture.
The sentiment is from Thirsty Brush and Co – she has some fabulous sentiments on her stamp sets, and I always seem to find what I’m looking for to suit either my mood at the time – or when I want to send a card to someone with a special and personal thought, with no particular occasion in mind.
It’s been a little difficult to capture the true shine of the green spray, and to capture the embossing at the same time – hence three pictures.
I hope you can come and join us for this challenge. I see the Design Team have put together some fabulous projects for your inspiration. xx
I shall be entering the following challenges:
A Bit More Time To Craft – challenge 116, anything goes
Crafters Castle – anything goes
Crafty Creations Challenge – anything goes
loopyloocards 
I can see that shiny green paper and that lovely embossing! I love how you made this card, it is super pretty. Thank you for joining us at the Crafter’s Castle Challenge Blog ~Tracy, DT Member
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Thank you Tracy xx
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This is so original. I love the way you’ve used the embossed card to frame the flower. It’s really beautiful. Love Dawn x
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Thanks dawn – it took some lining up! xx
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I love this make hun,never seen a card like this before….I must say I do like it lots
Stay safe
Hugs Shell xx
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Thanks very much Shell xx
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OMGoodness! I LOVE this technique – it’s simple yet super effective! The embossing in the background just gives this an added design boost! Really pretty card!
Rachelle : )
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Thanks Rachelle xx
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a very clever and beautiful card, teamie!
hugs and kisses from Germany
silvi
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Thanks Silvi xx
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