To refresh your memory, here’s how I created this gorgeous background--
Finally for the Tsukineko Psst Shimmer Spray I wanted to try something different. I took a darker cardstock and then an embossing folder (isn’t it pretty! It’s one of the new ones at SCACD from Couture Creations called Serene) and sprayed a mixture of Copper, Frost and Gold onto the embossing folder and then quickly ran it through my Big Shot. Gorgeous end result!! and super easy!!
To make it into a card I just glued it down with ScraPerfect Best Glue Ever and then went around the edge with Gold Pearl- Liquid Pearls and also added some of the liquid pearls to the center of the flowers. I have to say I just really think this turned out so pretty and it was so easy!!
Have a great day and don’t forget about my stamp giveaway- HERE!
19 comments:
Beautiful card, Danni! So elegant and classy! Thanks for sharing :)
What a great idea to spritz the embossing folder...clever and pretty!
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Gorgeous!!! You'd never guess it was an easy card.
Beautiful card and a great technique. TFS
very pretty Danni! did it wash off ok?
I hadn't thought of spraying the embossing folder. Cool idea Danni! It really gives a great effect doesn't it. Thanks for sharing your process. have a fabulous weekend! Hugs!
oooh, gorgeous! it looks like an embossed copper sheet.
So beautiful, Danni!
Oh how gorgeous!! I just love your sprayed designs!! This is such a eye-catching design!! TFS!! Have a great weekend! :)
Danni,
So very pretty - it looks like metal art - wonderful!
Wow Danni, this is stunning.
Morning sweetie this is absolutely gorgeous work, huggles Pops x x x
Holy moly, Danni, this is a beautiful piece of art! I would frame this :)
It looks even more awesome the second time around.
Shelby
So beautiful!
This is so pretty Danni!
Arabella
WOW! So pretty. Must be even prettier in real life with all that shimmer.
This card is amazing!! I love all the work you put into it and the fact that you just wanted to be creative and try something new. Love it!
Wow. That looks gorgeous on my screen, which means it looks a million times more beautiful in real life.
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