Today I’m sharing a beach scene card and how to create seafoam with embossing paste. I never tire of creating beach scenes for the summer months and using different die cut images to change things up from one card to the next. For this card I used the Rubbernecker Inside Scallop Nested Die, Beach Chairs, …
I like to use the technique of brayering ink on embossing folders. The result is a two toned embossed pattern that adds interest and dimension to the background layer of the card. I love using pale colored ink for this technique and pairing it with flowers but it can work with any color and for …
A clean and simple card with a fairly simple pattern or image can be the perfect background for almost any subject or occasion. When I saw this background, Wrapped String, I instantly thought of Cats playing with a ball of string or yarn. The simple pattern creates interest while allowing the cats and sentiment to …
Today I’m sharing a pretty vases and flowers card with soft colors framed on an all white background for contrast. The decorative white frame layers add dimension and interest but still allow the colorful images to be the main focus of the card. For my project I used the Rectangle Combo #2, Window With Pierce, …
For my project today I created a striped background image as the base for my beach scene, The blue stripes are reminiscent of beach huts from days gone by and are the perfect backdrop for my scene. My card was made using the Rubbernecker Horizontal Stripe Background, Palm Trees, Sun/Moon, Knob Top Fence, Deckle Hills, …
