Oh my gosh....... This Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder- #159847= $10.00 on page 53 in the Holiday Catalog is just amazing! It is a hidden treasure, as the photos in the catalog don't show it off enough. I embossed the Brushed Metallic 12x12" Cardstock, using this Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder. Isn't this just gorgeous! NOTE: I'm so sorry, as this Brushed Metallic 12x12" Cardstock is currently out of stock & will be back around Oct. 17th, 2022. So add it to your Wish List! Here are the supplies & measurements. stamp set: 'Color & Contour' card stock: Thick Basic White- 4 1/4 x 11"- score 5 1/2" & fold in half for card base Gold Metallic- 3 x 5 1/2"- emboss with Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder Gold Metallic- 1/4 x 5 1/2" Gold Metallic- 1/4 x 5 1/2" Gold Metallic-1/2 x 3 1/2" Basic White- 3 x 1"- stamp words onto & flag ends with Banners Pick A Punch Basic White- 4 x 5 1/4"- for inside of card ink: Soft Suede other: Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine; Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder; Specialty Plate; Banners Pick A Punch; Simply Elegant Trim (Gold cord); Brushed Metallic Dots (gold); Open Leaf Trinkets; dimensionals; glue dots I hope you have a WONDERFUL Wednesday! Happy Stamping! Hugs- SUSIE
This beautiful Fall Card was so easy to make. I embossed a piece of Copper Foil with the Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder and love how it turned out.
Not all stamping cards need to take an hour or more to create. Today's card is what I call Stampin' On The Go. In less than 5 minutes, you can make this Rustic Pumpkin Dies with Leaf Fall
Leaves are beautiful to me whether they are green in the summer or changing leaves in the fall. The Changing Leaves bundle provides lots of opportunity to be creative. One of my favorite parts of the bundle is the hybrid embossing folder. Embossing folders are awesome in and of themselves. But when you can incorporate ... Read More about Changing Leaves (in summer)
I looked through the new July-December Mini Catalog a ton of times before I noticed this little gem! If you look at the top of page 53 in your Mini Catalog, you will see the Leaf Fall Folder! Once …
Sometimes simple kitchen items can be used for a fun technique. This Embossed Resist Technique uses simple wax paper. To create the Embossed Resist Panel, first cut two pieces of Basic White paper …
Leaf Fall 3D Folder Samples showcases Stampin' Up!'s embossing folder with a variety of rubber stamping techniques including blending.
My Son and his fiance are getting married in Las Vegas on Saturday. This is the card I made for them. Their colors are Real Red & Very Vanilla. I added just a “splash” of red to the Gold Metalic-Edge
Today was an "off" day for me. I have heard that the third day after surgery is the worst - and certainly that was the case for me. I'm glad I don't have a craft show tomorrow. So, instead, I tried doing some playing in the craft room today, and managed one card, the one I am about to post. I was so happy to get the "Hearth & Home" framelit and the stamp set "Happy Scenes" that coordinates with it. I started with the scene out of the window, selecting the Halloween/Thanksgiving image. The sky was coloured with s Marina Mist sponge and a cluster of scallop circles adhered together. The rest of the image was coloured with markers from the Brights family - Pumpkin Pie, Real Red, Old Olive, Daffodil Delight. The tree was touched up with a Chocolate chip marker The image was trimmed to fit behind a Very Vanilla window, die cut using the Hearth and Home framelit. I later sponged the edges of the window with Crumb Cake ink so the window would blend in with the rest of the card. On the left side of the window I attached a small piece of Happy Haunting DSP. Then I built the rest of the card - an Old Olive base, layered with Very Vanilla, and then Crumb Cake cardstock embossed with the new Softly Falling Embossing Folder. All of these edges were sponged with Crumb Cake ink. Horizontally, in the middle, was attached a piece of Old Olive cardstock upon with was attached 1/2 of a frayed burlap ribbon. I tied the frayed pieces in a knot in the middle and put it aside. The window & DSP was attached to the rest of the card using dimensionals. The knotted piece of frayed burlap was added to the lower window sill. The sentiment was stamped with Chocolate Chip ink, the strip notched at both ends and attached below the window with dimensionals. Supplies Used: Built for Free Using: My Stampin Blog
This is my final project for the October SCS Creative Crew. For this project we had to use the following colors in our projects. Chocolate Chip Tangerine Tango Tranquil Tide I have to say, this was another one that stumped me for a while. I liked the color combination, I...
Make a dramatic impression with this Copper Foil Leaf Fall card. It uses Copper Foil Sheets and the Leaf Fall 3D Embossing Folder by SU.
3-D embossing folder that embosses and cuts in just one step. Cutting edge embedded into 3-D embossing folder for easy registration. Works with single sheets of cardstock, paper, metallic foil or vellum. This Embossing Folders is designed for use with the Big Shot and Vagabond machines. For best results, spritz paper first with water, use only one cutting pad with adapter and run through machine 2-3 times. Folder is approximately 4.5 x 2.875 x 0.125 inches. Die cuts are approximately 2.875 x 1.875 to 1.25 x 1.875 inches. Curated by Tim Holtz.
It’s time for another Tic Tac Toe Challenge, and today’s card has a fall theme. I really do love fall, and I love to use fall colors. That’s why I chose the first row across in the challenge! Here’s this week’s board: Sentiment – check; Fall Colors – check; Twine – check 🙂 And, I […]
I missed September - actually had an entry, which I will post at the bottom. I have been thinking about how amazing "LEAVES" wo...
Today's card features the Stampin' Up! Autumn Punch Pack and one of the embossing folders included in Meadow Moments.
In our Holiday Expressions Catalog (found HERE), we have four new Workshops Your Way featured! For this month, I’m offering a few fabulous KITS: Cats ... Read More
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The maple leaf from the Stampin' Up! GatherTogether Bundle combined with Stampin' Blends Markers (for yummy color) and the Tin Tile Embossing Folder results in a rich and simple fall
Thank you - I am thrilled that you enjoyed the Fall papercrafting ideas I shared yesterday in my video! Today I am highlighting the Gather Together bundle cards I previewed in my video yesterday! If you missed it, watch the video in THIS POST. The Gather Together bundle is featured in the Come to Gather Suite in the 2019 Holiday Catalog from Stampin' Up! on pages 46 to 48, HERE online. To start my fall cards, I embossed Whisper White cardstock with the new Stylish Scroll Embossing Folder, then used a Stampin' Sponge to apply the
Hello Friends It's official. My sister (the other half of the twins whose birthday was last week) let me know that she received her card. So I can post it now. I stamped En Francais as a background, then used Versamark and clear powder to stamp the maple leaf from Gently Falling. Crushed Curry, Pumpkin Pie and Cajun Craze were sponged carefully around the leaf (I *love* the emboss resist technique!) and the layers were matter. Don't you love the Beautifully Baroque embossed layer? The Crushed Curry was just a little too stark so I sponged Cajun Craze across the raised embossed edges to give it that punch. Love how it turned out! And the ticket punch came in handy - used my Stamp-a-ma-jig to perfectly place the happy Birthday from Petite Pairs inside the That's the Ticket image and punched 3 images out and adhered them using a vintage trinket. Just the sort of card I was certainmy sister would appreciate (and she did). And just the sort of card that embodies Autumn, don't you think? And of course the inside of the card and the envelope had to be spruced up too, That's one of the benefits of making your own cards. You can coordinate everything to give them *wow* factor! And speaking of *wow* - don't forget that tomorrow is the first day of my one-week personal birthday special. This is a personal special available only through me, but available to ANYONE in Canada. From Oct 1 - Oct 7, on any order of $60 or more, I will pay the shipping and handling fees* as my birthday gift to all of you. (*regular HST fees still apply). Until tomorrow then --- I hope you enjoy a wonderful day! God Bless, ~Cynthia <><
Hi everyone. Time for the next ATS&M challenge (#114 - CAS). Yay!! :) This challenge is sponsored by Today's card was inspired by this beautiful card by my teammate Julie ... isn't it gorgeous??!! I used leftover leaves from my video tutorial from yesterday. As I mentioned, I filmed the tutorial three times before posting it ... which means I have LOTS of watercolored autumn leaves left to use. :) I know these leaves don't look CAS, but if you watched my video, you'll see that I watercolored them in under 5 minutes --- so not a lot of time to make this card. To change them up, I coated these two with Clear Rock Candy Crackle Paint from Tim Holtz. I just bought this ... and was excited to give it a try. One thing I learned, I was chintzy with my first coat and didn't add enough ... so with the second coat, I slathered it on ... way too much :) I've learned what not to do for next time :) lol! Here's a close-up ... Because the leaves are aged looking with the brown edges and the crackle finish, they looked too stark on white woodgrain, so I just sponged over top of the embossing with Antique Linen and Brushed Corduroy distress inks. Then I took my Vintage Photo DI and lightly stroked the ink pad across the top to catch the high spots of the embossing. Love how it turned out. I'm going to enter this into the latest challenge at Paper Players which is being run by my friend, Jaydee (Paper Players #214 - Masculine Birthday Card). And into the challenge at Clearly Besotted (#13 - Autumn / Halloween). I hope you'll check out the ATS&M challenge HERE and see the amazing creations from the rest of the Design Team. And hope you'll join in this fun challenge with us! :) Stamps: Gently Falling (SU!); A Little Sentimental (Clearly Besotted) Paper: White (Neenah); Watercolor (Arches 140 lb. cold press) Ink: Distress Inks: Antique Linen, Brushed Corduroy, Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain, Spiced Marmalade, Ripe Persimmon, Fired Brick Accessories & Tools: Waterbrush, Rock candy crackle paint (Tim Holtz); Woodgrain embossing folder (Sizzix) Challenges: Paper Players #214 Clearly Besotted #13
Leaf Fall Free Tutorial gives step-by-step instructions on how to create a quick and easy card with Stampin' Up!'s embossing folder.
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Just a simple "hello" card for today. More card parts:) I embossed this piece soon after receiving my second order of Darice folders, but it had just been sitting on my desk until last night. Before embossing, I brayered sage green ink on it. I trimmed it down to fit the bottom part of the card. I added the ribbon across the top. Then I was trying out different die-cut sentiments and went with "hello." I believe it's from Memory Box. I cut it last month at our Group Gathering, so I'm not sure. I wasn't sure how I was going to get the sentiment to stick to the ribbon, so I used my Xyron. Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you'll come back and visit again soon!
I Love, Love, Love this Painted Harvest stamp set and coordinating Leaf Punch. Guess what, they come in a bundle so you can save 10% — who doesn’t like to save money!!! Today was cool outside and I think this card is just perfect for fall. Measurements: So Saffron – …
Hey there! Today is our family's Thanksgiving. It's the only day this whole long weekend that we can all be together, so as soon as church is over we will all be gathering! I'm so happy! The first snowy swap...
This 3D Texture Fades Embossing Folder, Acorns, is designed by Tim Holtz for Sizzix and is part of the Halloween Collection. This folder features small acorns and oak leaves. This folder is compatible with leading die cutting machines (sold separately). This folder, because of its thickness, should be used with only one cutting pad and the machine's platform. For best results, spray a fine water mist on your material on both sides, before running through your machine. This folder can be used to make cards, scrapbook pages, tags, journal and planner pages, and other paper crafting and mixed media projects. The design dimensions for this folder are 6.25" x 4.25".
