I have strayed from the sketch... slightly... but it's sort of close! Just think outside the box [lol]
Another card using 'Frantage' embossing powders and 'Chippies'.
There is a little bit of stamping on the piece of background paper behind the snowflake using this background stamp
FRS233 We Wish You
I have layered up two snowflake 'Chippies'
Couldn't resist those 'Glitter Domes' again....
Pop along to the Woodware Blog for other ideas using the sketch.
This card is influenced by the cards made by a good friend - Jill [The Stamp Man] for the Woodware Christmas catalogue.
I've combined the 'Frantage' embossing powders with bauble 'Chippies'.
The flower centres are from the snowflake 'Chippies' and I have added some Mark Richard glitter domes [they are fab!]
I used the shabby white range of 'Frantage' powders and sprinkled in some shaved ice and crushed glitters from the same range.
For the background to the baubles I have used one of my Christmas background stamps which is great stamped over patterned paper.
FRS233 We Wish You
and another stamp for the stitching over the strip
FRS227 Curly Stitched Background
Finally I have embossed the edges of the background paper with shabby white embossing powder. You simply run a clear pad along the edges and dip the paper in the powder/heat.
Pop along to the Woodware Blog for more Christmas Frantage ideas
Papers kindly given to me by Christina at A Maze Of Memories
What messy fun! My card looks very controlled but my table was not... I have two other variations to mount and although I used the same products they all look slightly different. It's not easy to duplicate!
I have used the following stamp which is from the new Spring release:
FRS215 Calla Lily
and these three products from the Stampendous 'Frantage' range:
Shabby pink embossing enamel
Aged rose embossing enamel
Fresh green crushed glass glitter
I made up a 'coffee' spray which I used on the cream card to tone it down before stamping. The Lily is stamped with Graphite black Brilliance.
After stamping I sprinkled some of the 'Shabby pink' embossing enamel very lightly over the whole image and dusted some off trying to be a little selective as to where it should go.
If the ink is still slightly wet the powder stays on the line. I heated from below so as not to blow the powder away!
I sprinkle some of the 'Glitter' over the enamel and heated again from below. So the enamel becomes the glue.
I used a VersaMark pen to apply some of the 'Aged rose' embossing enamel. You can be more selective as to where the powder goes using the pen by drawing some patches. I did this next to the leaves.I heated the ribbon to make it curl up.
The greeting is from this set:
FRCL207 Ribbon Banners
Finally the colour has been added using Sakura Stardust pens.
If you want more ideas using 'Frantage' why not pop along to the Woodware blog!
