Recognition

Thursday, February 6, 2025

Spellbinders 3D Embosing Folder & Glimmer of the Month Club Cards - February 2025



Hello and welcome! I have cards today made with both the February Club 3D embossing folder and Glimmer too! 


 Here's a close up look:



I used the the Petite Bow embossing folder on a white card panel and then attached it to my card front.
Next, I foiled the new Spring Canopy and sentiments, and die cut all of them with dies included in the monthly club kit. I used the negative foil to foil the left over foil piece.

I trimmed both leaf panels with the coordinating die and layered them, the negative one on top of the regular one and then added them to the embossed card front. Lastly I added the negative sentiment to the card and that completely my card. Here's another look:



In the photo below you can see some of the foil shine on the right side of the card:



Okay, now on to card 2:



This card was made by foiling 2 times, the Spring Canopy and die cutting with the coordinating die. I also foiled the sentiment. All foiling was done with the new foil that comes in the monthly kit for February called Lavender Petal GLF-044.

The background is a panel made with the same foil as a solid panel.

I added one panel on the top and one on the bottom and then added the flowers that were cut, then colored with markers and put together. I added white gel pen on the flowers after I put them together, then added them to the card front. Here's a closer look:



And here's the last look at my 2nd card:


Okay on to card #3:



This heart card was made with the Essential Hearts die set, plus the same flower set Vivid Blooms, the Ideal Moments Sentiments BetterPress plate and the Petite Bow 3D Embossing folder of the month for February.  Here's a close up look:


To create this card I inked a raspberry panel with ink pad direct to paper for my background.  While it was drying I took my brayer and brayed Saltwater Taffy Distress Oxide ink on the debossed side of the embossing panel then cut it with a heart die, then rubbed the same raspberry ink over the raised bows in the pattern.  I inked the edges of the heart darker and then added flowers that I had cut from watercolored papers I made with several pinks and turquoise Distress Oxide inks using the smooshing method.  (lay down ink on glass mat, spray with water and soak up the mess with watercolor card stock - that's smooshing!)

The sentiment was made with the BetterPress system using the same raspberry ink to press into the soft BetterPress paper.  I matted it on a strip of raspberry card to match the background.  Lastly I added gems to the flower centers and lots of white gel pen all around the card.  Here's one last look:


Okay, here's a look at card #4:


This floral thank you card was made with the same embossing folder, but this time I brayered Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide ink on the debossed side then cut it down by one inch and matted it on a black panel that was slightly larger.  That panel was glued to the background smooshed watercolor card made with pink Distress Oxide ink.  The flowers were also cut from the watercolored card, then I added colored pencil and white gel pen on them before adhering them to the embossed panel,  Latley I added the sentiment from the same BetterPress plate as card #3.  Here's a closer look:


And here's one last look:


I hope you like my cards for today. Today is the day the club membership is open to new members so all you have to do is go here and sign up! All the details can be found HERE for both the 3D embossing folder and Glimmer monthly clubs.

Thanks for stopping by!

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