Time for another challenge! This week Melissa Phillips is the host and shows us how to add dimension to our projects with embossing enamel. You can watch the video here ↪ Make It Monday #315: Embossing Enamel Splatters. I don't have embossing enamel, but the challenge said we could use embossing powder, which I have plenty! Now I have to find some embossing enamel!😉
I'm still loving Gran's Garden and used that for my card. I die-cut the flowers and leaves in white cardstock and stamped them with Summer Sky, Blueberry Sky and Spring Moss inks. I used a Copic marker to give the leaves the darker green.
On a panel of white cardstock, I stamped the "splatters" using Versamark ink and a stamp from Tinsel & Tags Sprigs. I used white embossing powder and heat seat the splatters. Next, I took Summer Sky ink and rubbed it over the top of the panel, wiping off the excess ink. The sentiment is stamped in black ink.
I arranged the flowers/leaves on the card, placing the large flower on foam tape for dimension. The panel is on a Blueberry Sky cardstock card base.
Card Details:
- Stamps: PTI Gran's Garden, Beautiful Butterflies, Tinsel & Tags Sprigs
- Paper: PTI White Stampers Select, Blueberry Sky
- Ink: PTI Blueberry Sky, Spring Moss; Memento Summer Sky; Versafine Onyx Black; Versamark
- Dies: PTI Gran's Garden
- Copics: YG93
- Tools: Heat Tool
- Other: Recollections Embossing Powder; Foam Tape
- Size: 4.25" x 5.5"


Every time I see a card with this beautiful set, I always wonder why I don't play with it more! A lovely Anniversary card, Lainey, with pleasing colours and a petty layout!
ReplyDeleteHmmm ... I hope you realize I mis-spelled "pretty" in my comment ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery sweet card! I love the embossing splatters on your background.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful, Lainey! Wish you were here & I'd share my enamels--big bottles & I seldom use them. Glad we had this challenge--they really do give a beautiful effect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card! I love the flowers from Gran's Garden and especially now that I've seen them stamped in blue. Stunning!!
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