Hi friends, it’s Gaylynn. Today, I am showing a gold heat embossing & watercolor together for a congratulations card. It has a stained glass look to it.
I used three stamp kits for this including the large floral background stamp.
Sentiment:
Congratulations.
Hooray for you!
Helpful tips:
In summary, to make this card using gold heat embossing & watercolor, begin by preparing an A2-sized card base in white. Then, onto the smooth side of watercolor cardstock, stamp the background in watermark ink. Also, stamp the sentiments in dark purple ink. Next, add gold embossing powder and heat set for shiny gold embossing. Also, trim or die-cut the background card layer. For watercolor, mix the desired colors and then color in the embossed stamping. Allow the colors to blend together where they meet. Once dried, assemble the card layers, sentiments and accents onto the card base, to finish. Optional, add colored butterflies or accents.
This is another look at the layered card.
And this shows the detail a little closer.
See how this card was made.
Supplies:
Unity Stamp Co.
Life Is Rosy
So Kind, So Caring, So You
Special Wishes {retired}
Additional supplies that I used for this project are noted in my affiliate links below:
Elegant background dies
Dye ink boysenberry
Waxed paper
Gold embossing powder
Heat tool
Anti-static powder tool
Watermark ink pad Versamark
Watercolor brush
Watercolor cardstock Ranger
Altenew watercolor
Palette large
Piercing tool
Adhesive gems
Doily
Copic markers
BV08, V25, BG10, BG23, BG32
A2 envelopes
Misti magnet
Removable tape
Flat double-sided tape ATG
Foam tape
Glue
Scoring board
Bone folder
Neenah 110 lb cover solar white card stock
Neenah 80 lb solar white card stock
Paper Trimmer
Desk craft & cutting mat
Misti stamping tool
Misti sticky mat
Die-cutting machine
Metal adapter plate
Craft Tweezers
Craft Scissors
Stamp & die storage that I use:
Magnetic sheets die storage
Clear pockets stamp & die storage
Clear Bags card storage
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.
Thank you for visiting and have a lovely day.
Gaylynn