Should you play along in 10 Minute Card Challenge #43 and upload your card to the Kitchen Sink Gallery, include keyword 10MC43.
Paper: White Georgia Pacific Card Stock, Basic Black by Stampin' Up
Ink: Poppy Parade, Crushed Curry, Lucky Limeade, Bermuda Bay,
and Orchid Opulence by Stampin' Up, Memento Tuxedo Black
Tools: Oval Nestabilities, SU Square Lattice Embossing Folder by Sizzix
Paper: White Georgia Pacific Card Stock, Basic Black by Stampin' Up
Ink: Poppy Parade, Cherry Cobbler, Lucky Limeade, Old Olive,
and Always Artichoke by Stampin' Up, Memento Tuxedo Black
Tools: Oval Nestabilities, SU Square Lattice Embossing Folder by Sizzix
Paper: White Georgia Pacific Card Stock, Basic Black by Stampin' Up
Ink: Regal Rose and Cherry Cobbler by Stampin' Up, Memento Tuxedo Black
Tools: Oval Nestabilities, SU Square Lattice Embossing Folder by Sizzix
Paper: White Georgia Pacific Card Stock, Basic Black by Stampin' Up
Ink: Poppy Parade, Cherry Cobbler, Bravo Burgundy, Wild Wasabi,
and Always Artichoke by Stampin' Up, Memento Tuxedo Black
These are just stunning, love how you did the background and the did the dry embossing with the lattice EF. I love them all. I haven't tried this yet, not sure I have the right KSS stamps, but may try the technique anyway, yours are so pretty. Thanks for my 10 Minute Monday fix :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards! Love how the use of the embossing folder enhances the colors.
ReplyDeleteThese just seem to pop off the page! Wonderful cards with that embossing folder.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Your backgrounds are all so amazing, Lynn!! What fun Christmas cards!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, These are all just beautiful. You do a wonderful job with those Kitchen Sink stamps. Love the texture...makes the poinsettia look like cross stitch. Really Nice!!! Hope you are doing well!!
ReplyDeleteDiane
I love this look Lynn. IN fact I did play with it a while ago and had forgotten how effective it is.
ReplyDeleteNow to find some creating time!
Thank you for your lovely comment on my blog. It really cheered me in this rather bleak period.
Today the sun is shining and we are about to move our son to Brisbane tomorrow.
So there are patches of lovely breaking up the gloom.
I just love the effect of this technique and your four beautiful christmas designs has me feeling like I need to get into my craft room and to get cracking on making some of my own, as Christmas will be here before we know it. Thanks for sharing and inspiring me with these wonderful cards.
ReplyDeleteThese Christmas cards are so beautiful Lynn! I love the embossing texture too.
ReplyDeleteLynn, what wonderful stamping! The backgrounds are gorgeous. I bet the embossing looks magnificent IRL! Love the simple elegance of your designs.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! Love the added texture from the embossing folder, reminds me of cross stitching!
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