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This is the 5th technique I have shared for using your embossing folders – and this time we are incorporating heat embossing as well. As I shared in the video – heat embossing is probably my favorite technique, it is certainly the one that amazes folks who are new to paper crafting. I have chosen a general greeting for the card but it would make a really good birthday, thank you or other occasion such as Mother’s Day. It would make a very pretty wedding or anniversary card, especially if you use the wedding colors. 🙂

• Base Card: 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 Blushing Bride Card ~ scored @ 4 1/4
• Layer 1: 5 x 3 3/4 Night of Navy Card ~ run thru embossing folder
• Layer 2: 2 pieces 3 7/8 x 1 /8 Blushing Bride Card & 1 piece 7 7/8 x 1 1/8 Blushing Bride Card
• Layer 3: 2 pieces 3 3/4 x 1 and 1 piece 4 3/4 x 1 of Double Embossed Card
• Inside Layer: 5 1/4 x 4 White Card
• Ink Color: Night of Navy

Check out the video to see how everything goes together:

Same card but the lighting has made it look a little different!

Check out the previous embossing folder technique I shared

I hope you enjoyed the card and video I shared with you today, (the layout was inspired by Chris Glasel) I love what I do and spend many hours working on designs, new projects, new ideas and much more. Don’t forget to be a subscriber on the blog by clicking the blue follow button on the top right and my You Tube Channel so that you get all the projects.

Supplies:

• Card, Ink, Embossing Powder & Embellishments ~ Stampin’ UP!
• Rose Embossing Folder ~ Two Red Robins
• Go To Greetings Stamp Set ~ Stampin’ UP!

Please note that I am not endorsing any particular products nor am I being compensated for using them. I am sharing an idea and hope that you will be able to use products from your own stash to create a similar card 🙂 As I have now retired as a Stampin Up Demonstrator I will know longer be sharing links to the supplies, however there are lots of wonderful demonstrators around the world who would be glad to help you with finding them. 🙂

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