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If you are following along in order, you just arrived from Dawn Tidd's blog, who is wonderful in every way!
My first set of projects uses the Spooky Night DSP and the Mini Treat Bag framelits to create a bunch of Witch's Brew treats! I plan to fill them with cocoa packets to give to friends and co-workers. I know a few ladies who would get a kick out of these as birthday favors. I remind you, I am an ER nurse. We are a slightly twisted bunch 😉
Now, these prints are a bit busy, but look pretty good with the black embossed circles to break it up a bit. Doesn't the Garden Trellis embossing folder look a bit like bats in the background?!
I adore these prints, so these are my favorites of the bunch. And true confession.... I hated the print on the right until I used it here. It reminds me of a flannel shirt! I love flannel. It is the perfect layering garment. Layering is important in Minnesota 😊
Let's switch gears and go a bit neon. I don't normally think of neon and tea together, but we'll go with it 😁
I saw a card on Pinterest that had multicolored heat embossing on black, and I decided to try it with Embossing Paste. 💥
Well, first I had to create a stencil with the little cup die. I picked up a pack of stencil blanks cheap at Hobby Lobby a few months ago, so I whipped up the stencil and went to work! After the embossing paste dried, I put the clean stencil back in place and sponged Lemon Lime Twist, Berry Burst, and Tranquil Tide over the cups. I love how vivid they are!
I did learn that the sponged ink take a long time to dry....I accidentally transferred ink to the circle, but was able to hide it for the most part.
This time, I CASed myself. I had made a similar card with Colorful Seasons, and had to make another one. Lemon Lime Twist, Berry Burst, and Pumpkin Pie were sponged and stamped in each area after masking with scratch paper and washi tape. It went pretty quickly, and turned out as good as I had hoped 😍😎
OK, enough from me. It is time to hop over the Kelly Kent's blog, and she is sure to blow you away with her talent!
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