March 2022 Embossing Folder of the Month Kit – Card Inspiration with Annie Williams
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m excited to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the March Embossing Folder of the Month Kit from Spellbinders. With its beautiful floral pattern and large size, the Garden Path Embossing Folder is perfect for tons of different techniques and occasions.
Sometimes the easiest techniques make the prettiest cards. Here I sanded white-core cardstock to create a soft and subtle background for this pretty hello card.
Trim a piece of aqua white-core cardstock to 4” x 5.25” and emboss it using the Garden Path Embossing Folder.
Lightly sand the raised edges with a sanding block to bring out the design.
Die-cut white cardstock using the Small Circle Outer Rim and Insert dies from the Fluted Classics Circles Die Set.
Die-cut yellow, Mirror Gold, and Rainforest Cardstock using the flower and leaf dies from the Kaleidoscope Floral Slimline Die Set.
Cut the sentiments out using the coordinating dies.
Adhere the embossed panel to a top-folding A2-sized white card base with foam adhesive.
Add the die-cut circle to the card front with more foam adhesive and pop the sentiments and flowers up around it.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Рeavyweight white cardstock, Aqua Core’dinations Cardstock, Gina K Designs Lemon Drop Cardstock, sanding block, foam adhesive
The cute images in the Spring Gnomes Stamp Set were begging to be added to a floral landscape, so I created a little hobbit hole for this fun Easter gnome to play in next.
Trim pieces of Pink Sand and white Cardstock to 4.25” x 5.5”.
Die-cut the center out of the white panel using the Medium Oval Outer Rim die from the Fluted Classics Oval Die Set
Emboss both panels with the Garden Path Embossing Folder, placing the panels in the same place both times to ensure a continuous design when layered.
Stamp the images and sentiment from the Spring Gnomes Stamp Set onto white cardstock with black alcohol-friendly ink.
Color the images with Copic markers and cut them out using the coordinating dies.
Adhere the pink panel to a top-folding A2-sized white card base with tape runner and add the hill to the card front with liquid glue.
Pop the white embossed frame up on top with foam adhesive.
Add the colored images and sentiments to the scene with more foam adhesive.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other supplies
White heavyweight cardstock, Hero Arts Intense Black Ink, Copic markers, tape runner, foam adhesive
With such beautiful floral images, I wanted to try coloring the entire panel embossed with the Garden Path Embossing Folder next. Here I used metallic markers and gilding wax to create a fun embossed metal look.
Trim a piece of Onyx cardstock to 4” x 5.25” and emboss it with the Garden Path Embossing Folder.
Color the entire panel using metallic markers, leaving the outlines of most of the images black.
Lightly rub silver gilding wax over the entire panel with a finger or blending tool for an overall metallic appearance.
I hope you enjoyed this trio of pretty springtime cards and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
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