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I have created a little tutorial on how to make your embossed images pop off the page!
Things you will need:
Step One: Pick a die cut that you would like to cut out!
Step Two: Place your die cut in your chosen embossing folder!
You could stop here if you wanted to but your raised pattern is not as pronounced as it could be!
Step Three: Ink up your brayer and roll it all over your diecut and it will add ink to all the raised areas giving it a little more of a pop to your paper!
Voila! Now you can see the dimension in your paper! It's ready to put on your card!
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What a fun project! All the bright colors are just fantastic. Great job with the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove that card, as I said before, Darlene--it's just beautiful. Love that raised, colored embossing--and thanks for the tutorial on it! :^)
ReplyDeleteHugs, Penny
I love this this tutorial Darlene! I forget all the neat things you can do with the embossing folders. Thank you for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHuggs
beautiful card and great coloring.
ReplyDeletegreetings karin
I just loved this tutorial. Will definitely have to try it, it just looks so good on your card!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this card. All of the bright colors go perfectly with the image. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial.
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Christine Garner
Thank you, I love the idea if using your brayer, gives good coverage!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique Darlene, so effective and it looks fantastic on your wonderful card :)
ReplyDeleteLove your card Darlene, so bright and happy. Thanks for a super tutorial
ReplyDeleteFantastic card, Darlene! Love the colors, texture and diecuts! Fab coloring of the beautiful image!
ReplyDeleteWonderful simple instructions, Darlene. I have used this technique in the past but I seem to forget about it. Thanks for the lovely reminder on this delightful card!
ReplyDeletefab tutorial hun, great card as always with your gorgeous colouring! already a follower of all you lovely ladies, hugs
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial...I love embossing.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful tutorial! Marvelous idea for adding dimension. Thanks for the fun hop and the inspiration. Love how you image just pops off your card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Darlene. I love this tutorial as I've never tried to do this but I will.
ReplyDeleteI never thought to use the brayer to ink the raised images. I have always just rubbed the ink pad over them. I definitely have to try this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, and I've enjoyed this hop so much!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen L
www.karen-mycuprunnethover.blogspot.com
Love your blog
ReplyDeletecardkat
Hi Darlene, great tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteNow I finally know wha a brayer is used for, LOL!!
I need one now :) I always used a sponge.
Hugs,Sandra
Great tutorial.Beautiful design and fabulous coloring. Gorgeous card! Thanks for visiting and leaving the sweet luv.
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Berni
berni46blogspot.
Stunning card and unusual colour combination but it works well! Thanks for tut!
ReplyDeleteLove your card Darlene and love the little tutorial on adding zing!
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Laurian
Oh Darlene I love your idea of the die cut through a embossing folder it looks wonderful and will try it soon. Love the magazine as well. Your card is darling.
ReplyDeleteI love your card and would never have thought to brayer over an embossed cardstock. Thanks for the great tip and fun blog hop.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Darlene. Your card is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! Great way to really get more use out of our products. Thanks for the step by step! Really pretty card!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing how to emboss the die cut. It looks great. I'll be getting one of the brayers. I have been wondering how people inked the embossing. Thanks for sharing. I am already a follower. Edwina Brown edwina.brown@live.com
ReplyDeleteHave used this ideamyself and love it! Your card is fantastic. I'm a follwer and really enjoy your site.
ReplyDeleteStunning card. I can't wait to emboss a die cut like that! Fantastic idea....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! You've done a beautiful sample using Michelle's wonderful mermaid!
ReplyDeleteDarlene this is absolutely lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial girlie, thanks for the lesson. Your card is so full of cool stuff, and your pretty little mermaid, well she is rockin' that hair big time!
ReplyDelete:)S
Darlene, your mermaid looks great! Thanks tor the tut!
ReplyDeleteAlways up for a new idea in cardmaking. Thanks for sharing this technique. I'll try almost anything to give my cards some "pop" as right now they're kind of at suck status. (LOL)
ReplyDeleteGreat tut and adorable card. Nice color combo and coloring, TFS!
ReplyDeleteI´t a beautiful card and a great tutorial, Thank you!!! Hugs Susanne
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower and TY for the tutorial! Beautiful card too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletePam
scrap-n-sew-granny.blogspot.com
Darlene, your card is stunning...love the colors!! Thanks for the great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Renee
Thanks for the great tutorial, I think I need a brayer. I love your card.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique! I will have to try that! Thanks for the opportunity to win blog candy too! WOW! This hop is really hopping! I enjoyed my visit today and joined your blog - have a great week! Gail http://ilikepaper01.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteawesome. I love the colors, make me feel like i am in the sea.
ReplyDeleteadventureofthecreativemind.blogspot.com
Darlene, Love your tutorial and all the super ideas. Your card is just awesome. Love the colors and your coloring. The dp is wonderful as well as your image. Love all the die cuts.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Patricia
I am new follower and would love if you would follow me too. I am still new to using digis. I love your card and the die cuts look so pretty and lace like. Kim xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card with a lovely tutorial....great 'lacey' border!
ReplyDeletexxx Margreet
Your card is gorgeous and that image is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteTTFN,
CraftyGirl
Fabulous card, Darlene! Look at the coloring on this adorable mermaid's hair!!! Are you kidding me??? You knocked it out of the park with this one! Love the fun tutorial! I can't wait to dust off my brayer and give it a whirl :) TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs to you my beautiful DT Sistah
This is simply STUNNING!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing
your FAB talent with us ALL!!
Hugs
Lorianna
Very clever idea Darlene and adorable creation! Thanks for the fun and chance to win!
ReplyDeleteYour card is just wonderful.Love the richness and vibrancy of the colours.What a great tutorial and thanks for the hop.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Wow Darlene - what a well created card! It's so full of textures, colors, depth and richness and so much to soak in! Thank you for the hop and example of goodness!!! with aloha hugs, rosy
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