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Monday 16 November 2015

Letterpressed Background

Good Morning All
I watched a video Sue Wilson made on Tuesday 10th November HERE, using Mica Powders to Letterpress. I thought I would give it  a try on black card, as the Micas I have are all  pastel colours.


 I love how it turned out.  I used afew different colours as shown here.
Below is the card I made with it, using a 6 x 6 scalloped card blank and Sue Wilson Ornate Ovals as the sentiment.
I did have to use afew butterflies to hide my messy heat embossing.
I coloured this too with Mica powders, used as paint.
The shimmer doesn't show up too good on the pics but looks great in real life.
xxxxxx
Wendy L

11 comments:

  1. That is very effective fabulous card Ginny x

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  2. Wow! what a brilliant effect, love it.
    Patricia X

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  3. love the effect and the colours are fab.

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  4. It's brilliant I have some mica powders and don't use them very often I loved SW's and I love yours I must have a go

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  5. Hi Wendy this is a stunning card. I must admit that I have mica powders that I don't use maybe I will give this a try. Hugs xxx

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  6. Oh Wow! what a fab technique Wendy.. the background looks absolutely stunning! a very elegant and pretty card!
    Hope you have a good week!
    Big hugs, Sue B xx

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  7. A gorgeous card wendy, fabulous background
    Lorraine x

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  8. Gorgeous background, love these colours Wendy, wonderful card you have made with it.
    Pam x

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  9. Wow this is lovely Wendy.
    See you Friday all being well. Nancy x

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  10. Hi Wendy
    What a dramtic effect, like a stormy sky but then muted by the lovely flowers.
    I always get confused about which side of the embossing folder to ink up lol!
    Ang x

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