step 1 - I mixed a little yellow paste with pearl paste and a little metallic
fx (green)
fx (green)
step 2 - tape down the stencil and and spread the paste on the card
step 3 - remove tape and stencil
step 4 - apply a little gold glitter to one edge of the the still wet paste and mica flakes to the leaf.
step 5 - let dry
step 6 - layer on various papers and distress the edges using distress ink and applicator.
It is so fun! I love embossing paste! Check out my blog for other projects and also the new blog by Dreamweaver!
kristiscreativecafe.blogspot.com
dreamweaverstencils.blogspot.com
PS you must be a blog follower :) don't forget the 3 Cricut cartridges giveaway here
Happy Creating!
Kristi
25 comments:
Gorgeous card!The deep gold colors look so rich and elegant.
fall and pears my two loves...when I can mix them it is the bomb!!! Thanks for the comment!
very elegant
I haven't ever heard of some of the stuff you use, and I'm amazed at what it can do!!
That is a really pretty card!
Wow, that is so beautiful!
I am following you now thanks to Buzz on By Thursday! It would be nice if you could share the love back on my blog;)
And don't forget, for more easy HTML tutorials, or help increasing your blog's traffic, you know where to come!
Plus today we talk about other amazing blog tips so make sure you don't miss any of it! Happy Thursday!
Beautiful card. Well done. TFS.
Such a nice, rich card! Just beautiful. Thank you for sharing your techniques with us. It's nice to get a creative jump start. Appreciate it.
Learned about you on Just a Scrappin Blog. This is a great find.
lesann@juno.com
What a great card!Thanks for sharing!
What a beautiful card. Please stop by my blog on Sunday for my Show Off Sunday Party. I would love to share this idea with my followers.
http://houseofthriftydecor.blogspot.com/
This card is so gorgeous! Love the gold sheen!
Very pretty and frame worthy!
The paste I used and the FX are by Dreamweaver Stencils! If you go to my blog there is a link to Dreamweaver blog too! Getting ready for a blog hop and blog candy!!!!
Thank you everyone for the rea comments and feed back!
Kristi
kristiscreativecafe.blogspot.com
Kristi, this is beautiful!
Wow! I'm really impressed with how professional looking that turned out. It's as nice as anything at Home Goods.
Thanks for linking to my party. I would love to have you join me for one, or all three, of my parties each week.
By the way, I just joined you as a follower.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Wow! I'm really impressed with how professional looking that turned out. It's as nice as anything at Home Goods.
Thanks for linking to my party. I would love to have you join me for one, or all three, of my parties each week.
By the way, I just joined you as a follower.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
oh my gosh love it. thank you for this card technique
My granddaughter would really love the Princess cartridge. YOu are so sweet to do this. I love getting ideas from your blog.
woohoo
mcwooten1999@carolina.rr.com
grandma chris and caitlin
I'm a follower and hoping to win! The cartridge and I would be quite a pear! ;)
Gorgeous card! The pear really works for almost any occasion!
moon dot carrie at gmail dot com
Gorgeous card, this effect makes for a really stunning card.
Kim xXx
Kristi,
Where have I been?! I've never even heard of embossing paste! Love it, though! Will have to try it...
Thanks for sharing,
Jennifer
P.S.
I love pears, too...might have something to do with my last name being partridge. ;)
that is too funny jennifer. yep, the paste is amazing! I am sure I use it in ways it was never intended in my art at times!
Love that card! Feels fancy rich! Great technique.
Post a Comment