



I have used Lemon Meringue, Cookie Monster, Peapod and Granny Smith to stamp the flowers and leaves from the Fresh Floral stamp set on Sugar Cube cardstock to create my stamped background. I then die cut this panel using the largest stitched rectangle die from Stitched Rectangle Stacklets. Since the background is very bright and busy, I added a layer of banner from Banner Stacklet 4 die set.
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My second card showcase Garden Party embossing folder.
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When the glue on the embossed panel dried, I placed the Deco gold foil on the areas of dried glue and rubbed my fingers on it firmly. I then peeled the gold foil to reveal some of the foil stuck to the glued areas. The effect looks so cool. A bit antique looking don’t you think? I then foam adhered the focal panel in the centre of the embossed foiled panel. Adhered the entire panel to the card base.
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gorgeous cards Gayatri. Lovely release
Gayatri, these are both fabulous! I love the first one with the sweet blooms and love how you've used them to make a lovely background! And the second one is fabulous with the gold foil. Love the idea of just using glue and rubbing it (no machine needed or Laser printer – yay!). And how wonderful to see you use it with the beautiful new embossing folder. And, yes, it does have an antique feel to it! Love it! Hugs!