Hello, Gaylynn here. Today, I am sharing an idea for using heat embossing and ink blending for a vellum overlay card technique.
For certain, this floral vellum overlay card technique was fun to make and it turned out pretty and soft looking.
Sentiment:
Have a beautiful day.
I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
Helpful tips:
In summary, these are helpful tips on how to make a card using the vellum overlay card technique. To begin, make a background or use patterned paper. An example, heat embossed a script background in white onto white cardstock. Then, add ink blending. Next, stamp and heat emboss onto one side of heat-resistant vellum paper using a sentiment and florals or stamps of your choice. I used white embossing powder. Also, trim or die-cut the background panel. Then, fussy cut (cut out) the edges of one side of the flower stamping to make a border. Next, adhere the background panel to the card base using foam tape. Finally, hide flat double-sided tape behind the flower stamping and adhere the vellum over the card front, to finish.
Here is another look.
Supplies:
Unity Stamp Co.
In My thoughts, Girl
Love & Wisdom Background
Also, other tools include quality vellum paper and distress oxide ink, embossing ink & powder.
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Gaylynn
