It's Papertrey Ink's January Blog hop! The theme is black backgrounds...
This card was very technical, it uses INLAY and CLEAR EMBOSSING ON DRY EMBOSSING TECHNIQUES. Here is how I did it, hope I explain this right.
- die cut the word lucky out of a black card stock base, save the black pieces that go into the loops of the words (in the letter l, k, and y)
- cut an identical piece of black cardstock that is the same size as the front of the card and apply a lot tape in the area where the lucky is going to be and along the edges of the card
- glue this piece to the back side of the front flap of the card base
- die cut the word lucky in hot pink card stock
- inlay the pink lucky word die into the top of card
- apply the black pieces for the loops of the letter l, k, and y
- stamp the sentiment in versamark and white emboss
- dry emboss the roses
- rub on pink versamark ink on the raised parts of the rose
- clear emboss the rose
- cut out rose leaving a small edge border
- pop up in bottom corner of card using foam tape
TIP: I HIGHLY recommend an emboss buddy on this card!!
wow this is gorgeous..I love the black base with the pink...that flower looks amazing...love it..
ReplyDeleteswoon! all of your hard work paid off with this super gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I covet that die! That pink and black is soooooo pretty!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty in pink. Love the pink and black combination, Wida! Wow! very technical as well. Thanks for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and beautiful Wida!! I love the combination of techniques you used here - you pulled them all together so seamlessly and I absolutely love the colour combo as well!
ReplyDeleteOoh, this is stunning!
ReplyDeletewow! Talk about a professional! This is amazing! I agree, embossing BFF a must! And even then, it's tricky!
ReplyDeleteTotally need to try this. The inlays are just perfect for adding color and not dimensions to keep it flat and mail-friendly!
ReplyDeleteCool technique, Wida! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool - love that inlay and embossing combo!
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks amazing! I love your pretty card!
ReplyDeleteThat's some fancy die cutting you got going on there! Love how this looks!
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous! love that red overlapping the white sentiment!
ReplyDeletethid is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWida this is gorgeous and wow your process is intense, thank you for sharing the how to. The black and pink with the white embossing is stunning!
ReplyDeleteB E A Uuuutiful!! Absolutely love it :o)
ReplyDeletelove your card - clever use of the die
ReplyDeleteGORGEOU.... thanks for the tutorial I will try it!
ReplyDeleteWow--this is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWida, just STUNNING! LOVE the pink flowers and your pink sentiment! FAB card!
ReplyDeleteCOOOLNESS :) When I rub on ink it never turns out evenly clean...then again I'm not a master inker!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Such a BEAUTIFUL card...you make it look so easy...I adore your talent!
ReplyDeleteSo LOVELY...Clean and Crisp on that black BG.
ReplyDeleteStunning, stunning, stunning! Those flowers are just gorgeous:) and I love that you inlayed the "lucky".
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Wida, LOVE the sentiment!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love your card! Gorgeous color combo and roses! Stunning!
ReplyDeleteAs you say, very technical, but definitely worth the fuss. Always a great colour combination and love how you have tackled the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteCool! I love how you inlaid the word!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I love the inlay and those roses are to-die-for-gorgeous, Wida!
ReplyDeleteThis is very Pretty :) You did an outstanding job.
ReplyDeleteThe balance & design are perfect - love pink "lucky" and the flower image is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteWida, I LOVE this!!! How striking at first glance, and then you look closer and are wowed even more! LOVE how you used the reverse side of the dry-embossed flower. And, look at you stamping right over your inlay. That's crazy!
ReplyDeleteWida.....this card is beautiful!! I want to try doing this.....
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of stamping and die cuts. the pink word really 'pops' against the black and your flower is such a pretty and elegant accent to the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteLove it...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Wida! Love how you in laid the word lucky to make it flush! Your flowers at the corner was a genius idea!!! I'm not familiar with pink versamark ink.....hmmm.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And stunning! And did I say "gorgeous"?
ReplyDeleteLove the inlay technique here--the pink just pops!
Such an Ali E. feel to this. Luverly.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! This is Awesome Wida! Love, Love, Love the embossing and die cutting on the black background! I'm sure it took some time to make but it is AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is STUNNING. So SO gorgeous, and the little detail of inlaying your "lucky" makes such a huge impact. I LOVE THIS!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty. The pink is so striking against the black. Love the dry embossed rose too.
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