
This first card was embossed first with Allegro then with Birds and Swirls. I used my chalk ink cats eyes to accent the embossing. The sentiment is by Hero Arts.

For this card I embossed with the Distressed Stripes then the Birds and Swirls, again inking in different colors to give the embossing more "pop". Bird stamp by Hero Arts.

And just to prove that I could use a folder other than Birds and Swirls ;-), I did this card using the Perfectly Paisley and Diamonds in the Rough embossing folders. The stamps used here were Studio G clear stamps.
A couple of tips from my experiments of the morning: emboss with the busier design first, and don't be afraid to have the embossing from each folder overlap--it can add an interesting textural effect to the original embossing. I just thought this was another fun way to use these folders.
Those are fabulous. Let the folks at GW board know what you've tried. They'd love it. Now I have another reason for buying more bug embossing folder:)
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a fabulous idea. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOh wow, these cards are amazing. I would never have thought of doing that in a million years.
ReplyDeleteSomething to add to my 'must try' list. Thank's for the inspiration.
Sue
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How do you ink both impressions with different ink? I'm new to this & inquiring minds want to know...any tutorials on this technique?
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