Happy Friday and welcome to the February Paper Wings Productions Design Team Blog Hop! If you have arrived here from Lisa's Blog you are in the right place. If you are visiting my blog today for another reason, and would like a chance to win some fabulous stamps, click here to start the hop from the beginning.
This month we've whipped up some "love"ly projects to share with you and we're even sharing the "love!" One lucky follower will win some fabulous blog candy and the chance to be featured as a guest designer in a future hop!
For a chance to win, become a follower of the Paper Wings Productions Blog, visit each of the design team member's blogs, including our guest designer, and leave a little love. Then, go back to The Aviary and leave a comment letting us know you completed the hop. For extra chances to win, "like" the Paper Wings Productions facebook page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Make sure to leave another comment at The Aviary letting us know about your additional entries. The lucky winner will be announced on Tuesday, February 5th, on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
I had a lot of fun making this card! I incorporated a new technique and fabric that I don't usually craft with for this piece, velvet. I used an iron and Diana, one of the women from the Melange Women Stamp Set, and embossed the image onto a piece of velvet!
I'd love to take credit for this idea, but I found the tutorial for this technique in the book Rubber Stamping For The First Time by Carol Scheffler. If you'd like to try embossing velvet, lay a stamp, rubber side up, on an ironing board. Place the velvet, nap side down, over the stamp, lightly mist the back of the fabric with water and press the iron, set to the "wool" setting, onto the fabric for about 20 seconds.
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I used the Banner Day Clear Stamp Set and a piece of patterned vellum to create my cherish banner.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving me some love! The next stop on the hop is Norma's Blog.
Here is the complete hop lineup in case you get lost along the way:
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Thank you so much for joining us today and let your creativity take flight!
Supplies: Collage Sheet: Prima; Vellum: Webster's Pages; Stamps: Paper Wings Productions; Heart: Lucky 7 Factory; Rhinestones: Kaisercraft; Ink: Ranger; Stickles: Ranger; Other: Lace, Velvet
Morning Dana! I'm totally in love with your card. The technique you shared is just awesome and left a gorgeous imprint. I also really like the way the soft pink pops of off that gorgeous deep purple. Beautiful design my friend, Happy February!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool technique Dana! It is a beautiful card and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Very creative! Love all the colors and textures!
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Beautiful card, Dana! The velvet Diana really adds so much. The other details are great too! Love the vellum banner, lace and heart.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so creative and fabulous!! I love the look of the stamped velvet!! And the heart is so awesome!! What a gorgeous and inspiring card!! So happy to be hopping with you!! Happy Friday :)
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So beautiful! Fun technique, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLove the new technique.....TFS!
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what an awesome technique. I love getting new ideas. I thought your wire heart was cute too. that I think I can imitate. thanks for sharing your card and your ideas!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I absolutely love the heart.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Thanks for the fun hop-- I love your purple and gold together
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the technique you used and the color is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work - TFS!!
ReplyDeleteThe embossed velvet is beautiful! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwwwwww! This is GORGEOUS!! I love love love love love the colors and loveeeeeeeeeee that heart and the lace!!!
ReplyDeleteI tried this technique YEARS ago, but your's turned out much, much better. So beautiful, with the gold lace and wired heart, and the vellum banner is top notch! Thanks for sharing this card and technique. I may need to try it again.
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Beautiful, what a unique technique, thanks for sharing.
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First of all, I love your blog title!! I love Larry the Cable Guy! :) I love the pink heart on your card! That stood out the most to me! I've never seen either technique done, so good job! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool technique!
ReplyDeleteVery cool technique!
ReplyDeleteWow... this is stunning!! I love the technique!! Wow....
ReplyDeleteI learn something new every day! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteSheri
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wow that purple is stunning!!! What a beautiful result!
ReplyDeleteI tried the velvet technique years ago with mixed results. LOVE the effect you achieved! You've inspired me to pull out that iron and velvet and give it another go! Beautiful job, Dana!
ReplyDeletewow - the velvet looks gorgeous. I need to try this technique for sure!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is absolutely stunning!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo Charity
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