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Heat embossing technique on floral cards by Archisha

Hello Fellow Crafters !!!
My name is Archisha Mukherjee from Kenchi School and I am thrilled to showcase 2 Floral Cards using the new Tubby Craft stencils and the Embossing Technique.

Card 1 -
The first card is created with the most basic heat embossing technique. I used the 'Crack It' Stencil (TCS 04) and the Tubby Craft Plumeria Flowers Clear Stamp Set.


I directly smooshed my sticky ink pad onto my card stock with the stencil in between ,  showered some gold embossing powder after peeling off the stencil and heat set it. As you can see in the image below it gives a little dimension and shine for my background.


I layered the fuzzy cut floral image from the Tubby Craft Plumeria Flowers Clear Stamp Set after stamping with Tubby Craft Jet Black Dye Ink and colouring using my copic markers.


To finish the card i layered the sentiment from the same stamp set on some craft card stock with Tubby Craft Jet Black Dye Ink Pad. I also added some small pearl stickles randomly to finish off the card.
Card 2 -
For the second card, I used the emboss resist technique for the background. I used the Tubby Craft Peacock Feathers Stencil (TCS 07) and Tubby Craft Camelia Layered Flower Stamp Set.


I heat embossed the stencil pattern with some clear embossing powder and then blended some Tubby Craft Light Pink Dy Ink. I blended some Tubby Craft Imperial Red Dye Ink on the edges for some depth.

The above image should help you see the glossy surface of the embossed part.  I used Tubby Craft Sapphire Blue, Aqua Blue, Chinese Blue and Turquoise Dye Inks to create the layered image of the flowers using the stamp set.


I stamped the sentiment form the same stamp set with Tubby Craft Jet Black Dy ink on some white card stock.


I fuzzy cut each flowers and layered them with foam tape to create a clustered of flowers in the middle of my card panel.


I added some glitter on my flowers and blue rhinestone sticklers to finish the card.

Tubby Craft Supplies used –
Tubby Craft Stencil Crack It Tubby Craft Stencil Crack It
Hope you you are inspired to create these shaker cards.  Have a great day ahead !!!

Comments

  1. Surekha Galagoda10 November 2019 at 05:20

    Dear Archisa
    your cards are really beautiful. I came to Tubby crafts site from Berina. Blessings

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