Hello STAMPlorations Friends! I've been playing with vellum the other day and thought I'd try my hand at dry embossing a mandala stamp from the newest Stamp Club set Bloomdala Bliss for a lace like look.
Here is today's make:
You'll need a piece of die-cut vellum with a matching frame of a size fitting your chosen image.
I used the Pierced Curly Frames/Tags Nesting Dies to cut mine.
Using your stamping tool, align your stamp inside the frame.
I used the left over from die-cutting my frame and place the vellum in first and the frame on top, securing it all with the magnets.
Pick it up with the lid and stamp it using white Craft ink and allow to dry.
Once dry, collect some embossing tools of various sizes and place the stamped image upside down on a soft stamping mat.
Using one of the smaller tools, trace the white outline of the stamped image from the reverse using light pressure only.
Please note, for my photographs I turned the image around to show what it looks like from the front. All the embossing is done on the reverse side.
Use one of the larger tools to fill in some of the shapes as shown.
Again, using a small tool and very light pressure, add some detail to the central leaf pattern.
Add some more detail.
Add the frame and layer on your base card.
And finish off with a stamped sentiment and glimmer dot.
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That's it from me for today. If you feel like giving dry embossing on vellum a go or making a project using any of the techniques or ideas shared by my teamies in their Spotlight Posts, make sure to link up your makes with our spotlight project gallery here.
That's it from me for today. Hope my little card inspired you to get creative. Have a lovely week!
hugs
Monika xxx
Bloomdala Bliss, Pierced Curly Frames/Tags Nesting Dies
So pretty! Love the frame you created with the dies!
ReplyDeleteSo creative and so very pretty. Thank you for the wonderful inspiration and for the step by steps x Stunning card x.
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely TFS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Vellum embossed design. Great frame for it too.
ReplyDeleteThe dry embossing
ReplyDeletelooks gorgeous on
the vellum! Pretty
card.
Carla from Utah
Oh wow -- what a gorgeous way to emboss vellum! Your card is so striking in it's simplicity!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card! I haven't done the embossing on vellum in ages, but I think I may just have to do it again. Thanks for the inspiration. :D
ReplyDeleteWow - what an amazing result!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Maxine
Very pretty. Hugz
ReplyDeleteso nice!
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