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Wednesday 11 April 2012

Distressing and embossing


I was asked by my daughter to make  a card for a girl who is leaving work.

Instead of the usual "cute" image I decided on a completely different look. I embossed with white embossing powder several of the floral aspects then stamped them again with Adirondack inks.

I used my new "Word Play" TH die to cut out the letters.
I hope she will like it. I enjoyed making this card and will definitely be making more

Hugs Sarah x

12 comments:

  1. This is GORGEOUS Sarah!!! Can't express just how much I like this!!

    Thanks for visiting my blog - unfortunately I managed to delete your comment that you so kindly left me!! Didn't mean to - just clicked on the wrong button and by then it was too late :( xxxx

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  2. oh wow Sarah this is so very beautiful huni i just love this card xx

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  3. Fabulous Sarah, just love this style. Yes please, lets see more.
    hugs {brenda} xox

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  4. Great card, love the style and colours.
    Lyndsey xx

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  5. OH MY! THAT'S A MASTERPIECE. Even the backdrop you used to photograph it on is classy. I have to keep going back for another peek. SIGH.

    I must ask one question - were you thrilled with your creation?

    Mary Mac

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    1. yes I was very pleased how it turned out.

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  6. This really is gorgeous. Did you distress the card first, stamp with the dark color, emboss with white embossing powder and then stamp again with white Adirondack ink? Where do you get Adirondack inks? Hugs, dj

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  7. Such a lovely card Sarah. I really like the design and the muted colors, very pretty! It's good to be back in the blog world, your designs while I have been gone are great! You are one busy lady! Sending big hugs, Joanne.

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  8. Wow, what a beautiful card! Love it!!! Love the colours and the design really much! Hugs from Lambi! ;)

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