I picked these three blues and embossed each section to give them some "life". The top section is embossed with the Tim Holtz Cracked folder and the next two with the Tim Holtz Bricked. I lightly sanded to give it some dimension. CAS all the way.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Life and Dimension
It helps to have a paper stack that has lots of graduated colors in it when you want to do a monochromatic card. I used a 6 x 6 pad of Core-dinations ColorCore cardstock for this Congratuations card for Celebrate the Occasion.
I picked these three blues and embossed each section to give them some "life". The top section is embossed with the Tim Holtz Cracked folder and the next two with the Tim Holtz Bricked. I lightly sanded to give it some dimension. CAS all the way.
I picked these three blues and embossed each section to give them some "life". The top section is embossed with the Tim Holtz Cracked folder and the next two with the Tim Holtz Bricked. I lightly sanded to give it some dimension. CAS all the way.
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5 comments:
Very cute card Bobbie! What a great idea to use multiple embossing folders like that. It's simple but it looks really good!
Susan
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Very nice! Thanks for playing @ CTO!
Great card. I love the color blocking. Thanks for joining us this week at CTO for our monochromatic challenge.
Cute, nice embossing!
Thanks for joining us this week at CTO!
Love your great embossing with the gradation of color, wonderful card! Thanks so much for joining our "Congratulations (monochromatic)" challenge, hope to see you again this week :)
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