Candy Canes Heat Embossing
I’m loving the Candy Canes background stamp from Stampin’ Up!’s July-December 2021 Mini Catalog. See this blog post for a host of other fun card samples.
For this card above, I:
- stamped the background stamping, using the Stamparatus, with Versamark Ink onto Real Red cardstock
- sprinkled White Embossing Powder over the image
- heated it with the heat gun
- die cut with a scallop rectangle from the Stitched So Sweetly Dies
- layered it on Basic White card stock embossed with the Star-Crossed Embossing Folder
- Adhered it to a piece of Real Red card stock
- Stamped the sentiment with Real Red ink and used dimensionals to pop it up on the front of the card
- Added my very favorite Red Rhinestones
Candy Canes Heat Embossing
Enjoy a few additional card samples!
Please enjoy this Facebook Live replay showing how I created the card at the top of the post.
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Kim
