I started off by stamping the Agapanthus Cluster image with Lagoon Blue pigment ink and I heat embossed after sprinkling with SU! Iridescent Ice embossing powder. I cut out the image with an oval die and popped it up on top of an Island Indigo Top Note die cut shape. I stamped more flowers inside and on the envelope and heat embossed those with the sparkly powder too. I also heat embossed the 'thinking of you' sentiment. In my experience iridescent/holographic/rainbow embossing powders can be tricky, it can be hard to judge when they're cooked. It's so easy to over heat and ruin your images so I was determined that my two pupils were going to get lots of practise during this lesson! I completed the card front with die cut and punched flowers and placed pearls in the flower centres.
Here's a close up view which might show off the beautiful iridescent sparkle a wee bit better.
Here's the inside and the envelope.
Angela and Janet both enjoy heat embossing and they're keen to continue. I decided their next lesson would feature the split negative technique using heat embossing. I'll share those cards soon!
Supplies:
Stamps: Stampendous 'Agapanthus Cluster' cling stamp, SU! 'Curly Cute' set
CS: PaperMania A6 white card blank, SU! Island Indigo, Night of Navy & Whisper White
Ink: VersaColor Lagoon Blue pigment ink
Tools: Petite Oval Nestabilities die, SU! Top Note Bigz die, SU! Floral Fusion Sizzlits die, flower punch from SU! Itty Bitty Shapes punch pack, heat tool
Embellishments & accessories: SU! Iridescent Ice embossing powder, embossing buddy, pearl jewels, Dimensionals
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