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This is a card that works for so many occasions, so is great for creating in multiples...for weddings, Valentines, anniversaries, etc. Start with a black card base. Machine emboss* a pink square with the Dreamweaver Large Damask stencil, as well as a panel of black cardstock. Use a Brilliance pink inkpad to swipe shimmery color over the embossed areas on the black panel. Adhere both panels to the card. Now, ink-stencil the Rose Heart design with Versamark ink, and emboss with Stampendous Crystal Embossing Powder, on a pink panel and a black panel. Cut out, split in half, and adhere to card. Add a sheer ribbon bow, a silver word charm (found in wedding section of craft store), and a string of plastic iridescent beads to finish. It has quite a bit of "wow" factor, which I think makes this an "august" creation.
What has the "B" team been up to this week? Let's go find out...
*As a reminder on the "sandwich" for machine embossing with Dreamweaver Stencils:
1. Base plate to machine (Big Shot, Cuttlebug, Vagabond, etc.)
2. Stencil face down.
3. Cardstock face down.
4. Embossing mat (btw, Dreamweaver has an awesome one!)
5. TWO non-warped clear plates. This will protect your stencil as it goes under the roller.
6. Extra tip...spritz back of your cardstock with either water or isopropyl alcohol for a deeper emboss.