Hi everyone! Today I am back with my last post as a guest designer for Wow! Embossing Powder. I can’t believe that the month has already gone by and I am really grateful for this opportunity!Β
The card I made today features some coloring with Prismacolor pencils of a heat embossed image. Let’s take a look at how I created it!Β
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As a first step, I heat embossed the image in the Aloha stamp set by Studio Katia with Vanilla White embossing powder. I used vanilla rather than white because I was working on Neenah Desert Storm cardstock and I really love how they look together.Β
For my coloring today I decided to use Prismacolor pencils. I used bright colors and stroking motions to create lots of texture.
Once I was done coloring, I die cut the image with the coordinating dies.Β
Background
For the front panel of my card, I die cut some more Neenah Desert Storm cardstock with the Heffy Doodle Imperial Stitched Rectangles. I then cut a window in it with one of the dies in the Studio Katia Dotted Patterns Set 3 dies.Β
For the window background I blended Distress Oxides in Mermaid Lagoon, Cracked Pistachio and Peacock Feathers on some Neenah Desert Storm cardstock.
Sentiment and Finishing Touches
I then added some splatters with white acrylic paint to both the front and the background panel. I also blended white pigment ink on the edges of the card front.
For the sentiment I used the Studio Katia Lovely Word dies. I coated it with embossing ink and embossed it with Vanilla White powder. The result is nice and glossy and it matches perfectly the heat embossed images.
I decorated the card front with some Rainbow Crystal Sequins by Studio Katia and that finished off my card!
And that’s it for today! I really hope you liked my heat embossing inspiration throughout the month of March – I had a blast creating with Wow! Embossing Powders!
Thank you all for stopping by and have a great day!
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