Lin is hosting today's challenge, Wet or Dry Embossing
As usual anything you care to enter is fine, a card, scrap layout, mixed media piece, some home decor, as long as it meets the Wet or Dry Embossing theme.
Some inspiration from our fabulous DT
Lin
I went for both wet and dry embossing on my card. Details on my blog
Jackie
My card was made using THAT embossing folder, plus some Dreamees stamps and some gilding wax.
As usual anything you care to enter is fine, a card, scrap layout, mixed media piece, some home decor, as long as it meets the Wet or Dry Embossing theme.
Some inspiration from our fabulous DT
Lin
Jackie
My card was made using THAT embossing folder, plus some Dreamees stamps and some gilding wax.
Josephine
A gift box using Tonic Kaleidoscope box dies. I've embossed the top and side panels using a folder from Crafter's Companion.
Julie
I have used Crafters Companion 3D Embossing Folder and Creative Expressions Gilding Polish.
Judy
I decided to use dry embossing technique for this challenge and used a Darice embossing folder for the white butterfly swirls and cut out the embossed area. I used designer paper for the blue background and the butterflies. More information on my blog.
Mary
I used Sheena Douglass' Festive embossing folder colouring the image using Promarkers and adding glitter. The sentiment was cut from coloured card using the ornamental Noel die from Tattered Lace.
I used Sheena Douglass' Festive embossing folder colouring the image using Promarkers and adding glitter. The sentiment was cut from coloured card using the ornamental Noel die from Tattered Lace.
Angela
Thought I'd mix this up a bit so I used an embossing folder by Crafters Companion on the pink background and heat embossing using an Imagination Crafts stamp which was applied to a card smooshed with Distress Oxides. Instructions for making are on my blog.
Glenda
I chose Dry Embossing for my technigue using two different embossing folders, both from Cuttlebug (Scrollwork and Swiss Dots).
Agnieszka chanya13:
Hello, today I have a wedding card for you. I used two different embossing folders. Hugs.
Marlene
I have a Penny Black stamp and White Embossing Enamel and Memory Box Cherry Blossom Die
Thought I'd mix this up a bit so I used an embossing folder by Crafters Companion on the pink background and heat embossing using an Imagination Crafts stamp which was applied to a card smooshed with Distress Oxides. Instructions for making are on my blog.
Glenda
I chose Dry Embossing for my technigue using two different embossing folders, both from Cuttlebug (Scrollwork and Swiss Dots).
Agnieszka chanya13:
Hello, today I have a wedding card for you. I used two different embossing folders. Hugs.
Marlene
I have a Penny Black stamp and White Embossing Enamel and Memory Box Cherry Blossom Die
Maike
Margaret
For my card, I used an EZ Cut Embossing Folder on the background paper and then lightly swiped the raised areas with a VersaColor stamp pad. I also heat embossed the chipboard frame with Ranger Seafoam White embossing powder. Have a wonderful day!! x
Dr Monika
Hello everyone!!! Today I am sharing a mixed media card in CAS style. I heat embossed the background with Tonic Studios Nuvo Embossing powder. I used my favourite craft supplies from Lindy’s Stamp Gang and Tim Holtz. To know more about the process and close ups, visit my blog. Have a Great Day! Hugs!!!
We look forward to seeing what you can come up with!
Margaret
For my card, I used an EZ Cut Embossing Folder on the background paper and then lightly swiped the raised areas with a VersaColor stamp pad. I also heat embossed the chipboard frame with Ranger Seafoam White embossing powder. Have a wonderful day!! x
Dr Monika
Hello everyone!!! Today I am sharing a mixed media card in CAS style. I heat embossed the background with Tonic Studios Nuvo Embossing powder. I used my favourite craft supplies from Lindy’s Stamp Gang and Tim Holtz. To know more about the process and close ups, visit my blog. Have a Great Day! Hugs!!!
We look forward to seeing what you can come up with!
Super DT makes, they are lovely, Hazel xx
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