It's time for a new challenge at Retro Rubber and it is one of everyone's favorites! Anything goes!
Today I have a CAS sympathy card that you can have in the mail in no time! I use one of my favorite techniques with embossing folders, and then added a ribbon touch.
- To achieve the inlaid embossed look I inked up the raised portion of Sizzix Embossing Folder Moroccan with Brilliance Pearlescent Poppy. Then pressure embossed and trimmed the card front down the the inked edges.
- The sentiment is from Unity Stamp Co. . . . beautiful life, blessed memories set. It is stamped in Pearlescent Poppy.
- A simple bow is tied and mounted with a glue dot below the sentiment.
- The card front is adhered to a matching A2 card base.
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Neva, this technique of inking the embossing folders is awesome and I love how your panel looks in that soft pink ink.
ReplyDeleteA soothing and comforting layout for the recipient.
Stay healthy and safe.
XO
Maria.
Beautiful card design!
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