Let’s Make 3 Easy Card Ideas With Translucent Foliage!

by Bibi Cameron December 14, 2024

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Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Hello there, this is Bibi and I'm passing by to share 3 easy cardmaking ideas using the new Altenew Translucent Foliage Project Kit.

I'm also using the latest Altenew Fresh Ink colors: Delectable Delights and Tranquility.

These are muted blues and beautiful cream/ brown shades. 

As I wanted to show you some of the new ink tones, I used them to add color to the card samples in this post, but don't limit your creativity; you can use any shade you might want to give life to the beautiful Translucent Foliage.

Translucent Foliage Simple Stamping

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Cards Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

So these cards are C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″)

  • First, I stamped the images using the Stampwheel and Obsidian Pigment Ink.
  • Then I used the coloring stencils, Altenew mini blending brushes, and inks to add more color.
  • I die-cut the images and I arranged the different floral clusters.
  • Once I was happy with the arrangement, I used press n' seal to keep everything in place and to be able to add foam tape at the back.
  • To finish, I adhered the floral to the front panel of the cards, added a sentiment, and embellished with some small pearls I have in my stash. 
handmade card design with translucent foliage
This card features Vanilla Cream and Hazelnut Ink Colors.
Watch the process in the  Video Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) and it is rather easy  to make.
It features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

Watch the process in the Instagram Reel Here ►

 

Translucent Foliage Embossing

handmade card design with translucent foliage

Card Recipe

handmade card design with translucent foliage

The Cardmaking Process

This is also a C6 – A2 standard American Size ( 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″) .
I wanted to explore textures.

  • First, I embossed the panel.
  • Then, I covered it completely using Altenew Dark Night Ink. Yes! You can apply ink first and then emboss the paper.
  • Next, I passed the Cloud White Atenew ink pad over the raised areas of the image.
  • I also rubbed the Enchanted Gold Ink pad over.
  • It is important to allow each layer of the ink to dry before applying the other one.
  • For the butterfly, I die-cut a solid piece of white cardstock using the correspondent die, then embossed the die-cut, and applied ink as I did for the background panel.
  • I gold heat embossed the sentiment over a piece of navy cardstock.
  • When exploring possibilities, I also stamped and die-cut the butterfly on a piece of vellum using gold ink, and I decided to add that extra layer behind the embossed butterfly to add a little bit of dimension.

Translucent Foliage Embossing and Stenciling

handmade card design with translucent foliage

This C6 – A2 standard American Size (5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″) is rather easy and features a white embossed panel that was colored using stencils.

Card Recipe

That's all for today!
Thanks for stopping by!
~ Bibi

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