Friday, 1 June 2018

CAS Mix Up Challenge Guest Designer

Hi all! I'm so excited to be back with a second post for today as I'm Guest Designing at CAS Mix Up.


How awesome is that! And just wait till you check out the technique that's required for this month's challenge.  How amazing does this technique look and why have I not discovered it before?


Here's my card and first try out of layering embossing powders:


I started by stamping and heat embossing in white the gorgeous Winnie & Walter Bed of Roses background stamp. I then swiped it over with versamark ink - luckily the stamp pad just fitted perfectly - and heat embossed it with hologram powder. I repeated this to give another layer and amazing depth of glitter.


I die cut this panel into a stitched rectangle and then used a stack of three thanks diecuts on top. Check out all the sparkle in the photo below!



Supplies:
Stamps: Winnie 7 Walter, Mini Scenery Bed of roses
Inks: Versamark clear + Ranger superfine white & Funstamps hologram embossing poders
Dies: MFT Dienamics, double stitched rectangles; Lawn Fawn, Scripty Thanks


So now it's over to you. There are several tutorials on you tube about this technique and a few different ways to achieve it. Go take a look and then get busy!

Double Heat Embossing by FUNtastic Crafts (2:50)
Embossing Powder Melt Art by Stampendous (7:31)
Encrusted Jewel Technique by Stampendous (4:43)
Faux Metal Embellishments by Jennifer McGuire (16:03)

Thanks so much for taking a look at my blog today, I really appreciate your time.

And keep crafting!

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14 comments:

  1. Wonderfully sparkly and so pretty. Great technique and what a stunning card x

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  2. Gorgeous card, Jane! But it took me a while to understand that you worked with blue card stock. Until then I couldn't understand how you got the blue glitter between white embossed lines. Excellent technique! And congrats on being a GD at CAS Mix Up! - Sweet Kobylkin

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  3. What beautiful glittery layering of embossing powders Jane! So striking with the blue card base - we are so happy to have you as our guest designer this month - thank you for sharing your creative design! Julia xx

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  4. This is so pretty Jane, love the sparkle, gorgeous design, Cathy x

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  5. What gorgeous sparkle, Jane! It really sets off the pretty roses! Thanks so much for joining our Design Team as Guest Designer this month!

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  6. Absolutely Gorgeous heat embossed image with added layers of heat embossing, Jane. Your card is so stunning with all the glitter and shine and your halogram colors. Your colored cardstock adds to the beauty and still keeps your design CAS. So pleased to have you as our Guest Designer this month. Can't wait to see your next card. TFS Hugs...Nancy

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  7. Gorgeous card Jane! What a great way to layer embossing powders. Your roses are so glittery and sparkly! I have not tried it this way, but now I need to give it a go. Great inspiration, Jane. Thanks again for being our Guest Designer this month at CAS Mix Up!

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  8. Wow.. this is a beauty. Congratulations for the GD Jane.. and thank you for inspiring me to try this too!!

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  9. Goodness, what a brilliant effect! Jo x

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  10. Sensational, I'm loving all that glitter and shine ALOT! This I will definitely try :D
    You card is beautiful, love the richness of that blue card stock, great design too.
    Thanks so much for being our Guest Designer at CAS Mix Up!

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  11. I love this rose stamp Jane and you have made it come alive with the white EP and then filled in with the holographic EP, and the deep blue background shows it off perfectly. x

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  12. Congratulations on your Guest Designer spot at CAS Mix Up this month, Jane! Gorgeous layers of heat-embossing! The layers of hologram embossing powder are super sparkly and beautiful! Hideko xx

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  13. Gorgeous and sparkly! That hologram ep looks amazing! Congrats on GD.

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