The theme for our challenge at Ruby’s Rainbow Challenges
this fortnight is Birds of a Feather, RRC#116.
Do stop by and check out the wonderful creations of the Design Team.
My current stamp stash had little in the way of bird stamps,
but I did have several feather stamps to work with that I’ve had around since
1998! The first thing that popped
into my head was to use metallic embossing powders on the stamped images, and
this is what was so fun to create.
The feathers are all from Where the Rubber Meets the Road
purchased at a stamp convention in Portland. That is a story for another time! The images are stamped in Tsukineko Briallance Galaxy Gold
on cream card stock and are heat embossed with bronze and gold opaque embossing powders. The feathers were fussy cut, then
colored with Decorator Chalks using a Tsukineko Fantastic Brush Tip tool.
The card base is Kraft card stock trimmed to 5 ¾” x 9 “ and
folded in half. I used one sheet
of Coordinations Black Magic and trimmed the backing layer to 4 ¼ “ x 5
½”. It was pressure embossed with
Sizzix Damask #3 so the image is “debossed”. Using a brayer and Memento Tuxedo Black the raised portion
is distressed. Spellbinders Medallion
Two is die cut and pressure embossed and then sanded to allow the color to show
through. A die cut of the same in
Kraft backs the medallion. These
small sets offer great versatility in layering.
The center circle is die cut and pressure embossed before inking the
edges with Tsukineko Versa Magic in Midnight Black. The sentiment by Inkadinkado is from the Just Saying set. The
various layers are adhered together with dimensional foam adhesive between the
top layers.
Come join the fun and show us your creations that feature a
bird or feathers. Stop by Ruby’sRainbow Challenges and link up your creation.
I am pleased to enter the following challenges with this card:
Shopping Our Stash #225 No Patterned Paper
Everybody Art Challenge #342 Stamp
Our Daily Bread #260 Double Embossing (heat & dry)
Shopping Our Stash #225 No Patterned Paper
Everybody Art Challenge #342 Stamp
Our Daily Bread #260 Double Embossing (heat & dry)
what an outstanding and brilliant card, dearie!
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Neva, what an incredible card! Wonderful use of technique and style - so imaginative and beautiful! Thank you for explaining how you did each step. I love that you used the dies so cleverly in your project. Thanks for joining us in the Scrapy Land Challenge! Hope to see your pretty projects again.
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WOW! Such a lovely card! Thanks for joining us at our challenge at UYS!
ReplyDeleteFab card, love the feathers x
ReplyDeleteStunning card!!! Thank you so very much for joining our challenge at Scrapy Land!
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Paper Talk with Samra
What a beautiful card. I love how you have inked up the embossing folder! Looks great. Thanks for playing along with us over at UYS - hugs DT Shirl
ReplyDeleteA super creation for our theme Neva and love all the dimension with the feathers, many thanks for joining us at FlonzCraft Vintage Stamping Challenges.
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What a beautiful and creative card!! I just love the brown and blue combo with all the embossing!! So much texture!! Thanks for sharing with us at ODBD!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors on your lovely card! Love those feathers! Thanks for playing along with us at Scrapy Land Challenge #28!
ReplyDeleteLovely card thank you for joining us at Ooh La la Challenge Hugs Sue DT xx
ReplyDeleteLove the colors, the texture and the gold embossing!! Thanks for playing along with us at the ODBD Shining the Light Challenge- hugs and have a blessed week!
ReplyDeletewell holy wow, who needs patterned paper when you can do *THIS*?! big bonus points for using older stamps and having them look brand new! thanks for SHOPPING YOUR (noooo patterned paper!) STASH with us this week!!! ♥
ReplyDeleteLovely card the feathers are stunning Thank you for joining us at Ooh La La creations
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Beautiful card, love the feathers and the colours and detail, thank you for sharing with us at Ooh La La Creations - best of luck xxxx
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