Hello crafty friends!
Welcome to a new Anything Goes Challenge here at 7Kids!
I want to share a card I made with the fabulous Accordian Fancy Labels Die by Elizabeth Craft Designs. You can make cards OR mini albums with this die! Love it!
As you can see, I decided to make a mixed media card! I had so much fun with all the different textures. I started by "coloring" my backgrounds with Ranger Distress inks and water. When everything was nice and dry, I applied embossing paste and Aged Silver Embossing Powder to my Tim Holtz Harlequin Stencil. I heat set this with my heat gun and got this gorgeous effect!
I didn't do this to the middle panel. Instead, I used the coordinating Fancy Frame Edge Die and cut out these pretty die cuts with silver glittery paper.
The adorable birds are are from a Crafty Individuals stamp set called Four Little Songbirds They were stamped with Black Archival ink.
This is what the card looks like closed:
You can really see the silver glitter die cuts in this photo.
Finally, I added a little fran-tage!
Now I hope I have inspired you to get crafty!
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The fabulous Accordian Fancy Labels die is available at the 7Kids Store as well as other items that I used on this project. They are linked below.
Thanks for stopping by!
Mackie
Fancy Frame Edges (Elizabeth Craft Designs)
Paper: Neenah Solar White
Stencil: Harlequin (Tim Holtz)
Accessories: Embossing Paste (Wendy Vecchi), Aged Silver Embossing Powder (Ranger)
5 comments:
This is beautiful!! Love every detail :-)
Wow, this is so cool Mackie! I love all the mixed media. The shape is awesome and I love the colors you used. Hugs, Brenda
Mackie you did an amazing job on this, very detailed and pretty!!
Fabulous!!! So much interest and detail in beautiful color! I'm going to have to check out that aged silver embossing powder...love!!!
This card is amazing! I hadn't seen one cut and folded like this before. I love those little birds and the backgrounds.
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