One of our projects in last months Craft Club was the letter press technique...this is a technique where you ink the embossing folder before putting your card inside...it depends which side of the embossing folder you ink up as to effect you get... on this card I wanted the flowers coloured.
I've used one of the Wee pre-coloured image from the Silver Fairy collection,
also used is the Sue Wilson Lattice heart embossing folder...just added a little bit of lace..a really quick and effective card.
Anne
That is such a pretty effect, I must give it a try, gorgeous colours
ReplyDeleteGood evening Anne,
ReplyDeleteThis is just so sweet, I love everything about it.
I love using that Technique, gives the embossing a whole different effect.
Having terrible problems with Blogger, I apologise in advance if I miss commenting.
Happy crafting
Patricia x
hi Anne, adorable image, love doing this with embossing folders..looks gorgeous..beautiful colours.
ReplyDeletepam
Love your card Anne. What a sweet image and the two embossing folders done in different ways just makes it pop. Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteA very effective technique and such a pretty card.
ReplyDeleteLorraine x
Oh wow this is stunning l'm really liking this technique l must try it myself one of these days gorgeous image too x
ReplyDeleteThis is really sweet Anne..that technique is a great one and I'm so glad you reminded me of it! :) such a pretty card you have made..huggles Sue xx
ReplyDeleteLove this technique Anne and it looks stunning in this colourway:) Cute image too.
ReplyDeleteVal x
I love the colours you have chosen to make this card with. The flowers have turned out perfect. Its a great technique for adding instant colour. hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty. I love how this looks when inking the folder and what an adorable image. Great card. Ruth Ann
ReplyDeleteWonderful creation, loving the colour tones and added beauties..
ReplyDelete♥aNNie xx
The Journey is the Start
Absolutely adorable Anne. Love this darling little image & precolored to boot. You've turned her into an amazing little creation. Those embossing folders are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteJanie
Love the look of your pretty letterpress card. So suits this adorable image.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Anne - image, design, colours - all fabulous, love it! Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Anne. I love the sweet image and the embossing looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Gorgeous card Anne, your letter pressing looks beautiful - love the colours! Hugs Carole Z X
ReplyDeletePretty image and the letterpress has worked really well - a great technique which seems to look different each time depending on which side of the folder is inked.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous technique this is Anne - a different look with every embossing folder! Such a sweet card too. Vicky x
ReplyDeleteAhhh such a cute card Anne........did you get my email ?
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Chris Richards
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My reading list is back!! Thank goodness...otherwise I might have missed this Anne - gorgeous card, fab embossing and lovely colours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Anne, I like the sweet image and the beautiful background
ReplyDeleteKevin xx
Hey Anne - I could not help but pop in -- I am trying to get a lot of work done in the house this summer and do some gardening and then we are taking two of the grand kids on a little trip. You have make a very sweet card - I will have to try the technique. Thinking of you and your family.
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
superbe résultat Anne, très belle technique, biz
ReplyDeleteHello there Anne, Well this is really delightful! The letterpress technique looks gorgeous as does your colouring, fabulous result, hugs Gay x
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Anne. The colours are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Anne...Love the sweet topper...such a pretty background too...Joolsx
ReplyDeleteHi Anne
ReplyDeleteLoving your card .. .. that technique brings a whole new dimension to embossing folders doesn't it.
Cute image too.
I hope you have had a good week.
Love Jules xx
Gorgeous card Anne, love the pretty image & the colour :) Viv xx
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