Good morning to you all in the land of blog
Today sees the next challenge
at the
with the theme of
Embossing
being hosted by the super talented and awesome boss America
Now I don't do much Wet or Heat Embossing so when I saw this challenge theme, I have to admit I did panic a little, however after a few days of thinking the only thing I fancied doing was some cracked glass effect, if you have not done this it is so easy, so long as you warn people that it is in your freezer or fridge. You basically create your image, coat it in embossing powder and heat it all up, three times does the trick, before placing it in your fridge or freezer. After a little while you take it out, crumple it up a little, and add your distress ink colour all over, before buffing it off again and that is it, just perfect for me, anyway here is my inspirational piece, but do hop over to the main challenge site to see the rest of the amazing inspiration from my sister meeces :)
I made a thank you card.
The base colour and contrast is a soft pink card, I have used some pan pastels to colour up my lace and the ribbon/banner sentiment. I have created a ruffle of ribbon, used my MS daisy punch and a fancy metal corner detail. The lace, corner detail charm, pearls and ribbon are from the Hobby House.
Here is the close up of the image coloured in copics and with the cracked glass effect.
Do hop over and join us for the challenge :)
Don't forget, you too may submit your House-Mouse, Gruffies and Happy Hoppers creations directly to THE Official House-Mouse Designs site found HERE!
I would like to welcome my new followers, and thank all of my wonderful visitors who take the time to leave me such inspirational and kind comments, and this then allows me to hop on over and visit you in return.
I would like to enter this creation into the following challenges
Colour Me Copic - Anything Goes
613 Avenue Create - Anything Goes
Pan Pastels - Embossing
Penny Black and More - dies and punches
hugs
Kate
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Super card Kate and I love the cracked glass effect xx
ReplyDeleteKate, what a super way to have crackle embossing hun, fabulous image and card hun xxx
ReplyDeleteCute, cute card! Such an adorable image and I love the animation!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Kate, I'm pants at embossing, wonderful image and great design, Kate x
ReplyDeletehello kate, did you see the new stamps by house mouse they were by sfampendus,on create and craft. I rang the shop about the bits for your card,but I think it must be closed today. david said that he will take me tomorrow,i suppose it opens at 10. crafting hugs bluebell-flowerwood.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Kate - great technique and your ribbon detail is simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteDebs xx
This is so sweet Kate ! I love the delightful image and the way you have pleated the ribbon ! Gorgeous ! Hugs, blessings and love from Catherine
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome Kate. I also love your different animation images, they are great fun.
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Cathy
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Fabulous card Kate. Love the image and layout and that ribbon looks wonderful.
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Caz x
Beautiful card Kate, I like the adorable image, the lace and what you have done with the ribbon,
ReplyDeleteKevin xx
Fabulous card Kate. I love the cute image and gorgeous ribbon.
ReplyDeletehugs Sue xx
A fabulous card Kate, such gorgeous colours and beautiful detailing. Your image is delightful and great colouring!!!
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Heather xx
WOW, this is absolutely amazing, Kate! LOOOVE the ribbon ruffle! It looks absolutely fantastic! That crackled embossing powder is amazing too, what a fun idea! Have to try it!
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Hanna
it's a very beautiful card Kate.
ReplyDeletegreetings karin
Fab card Kate. Loving the crackled glass - I will have to give it a go.
ReplyDeleteDeborah A
Nice card Kate love your image
ReplyDeletejacqui x
Hi Kate
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous house mouse card!!! Love these little critters... they always have so much fun. Coloured in so beautifully as usually. Loving your transformation with pan pastels and the embossed cracked effect as well!
Michaela and DP xx
Fabulous card Kate, love the fun image and colouring..love the ribbon,it is gorgeous..[love the mice jumping on the cat too]..lol..
ReplyDeleteluv CHRISSYxx
Fabulous card Kate, great technique and pretty pastel colours.
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Really adorable design Kate! :) Love the image of course, but your ribbon treatment and soft colors look amazing! HUGS
ReplyDeleteAww Kate I hadnt seen your carcked effect..LOVE ..yep need to try that..such a cute image these guys ALWAYS have fun..
ReplyDeletesmiles Christine x
Fabulous card Kate :-) I haven't used the cracked glass technique for ages and it always looks amazing ! :-)
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Lols x x x
Beautiful card, Kate, great idea to use crackled glas effect- yes a super idea to tell your family that there is 'something' in the freezer ;)
ReplyDeletehugs Dorte
At last Kate......managed to get you! Love your cracked glass - it's so effective and love how you've used your Pan Pastels on your lace..........would never have thought about doing that.
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Karen x
Hi Kate "WOW" Another stunning card everything about it is gorgeous l've never seen or heard of this crackled glass effect but is fantastic you have created a beautiful card x
ReplyDeleteHi Kate
ReplyDeleteFabulous creation, adorable image and design.
Happy crafting
Mousey hugs
Tracy x
OMG Kate , I am falling in love with tese soft colors,,,,so sweet, so adorable,,,,,,,,Absolutely a delicious to watch the way you color, my friend........wowwowww
ReplyDeleteKate, I love the cracked glass effect! Perfect idea and it works really well on this very fun image. Wonderful card - I feel inspired and now I want to go make another card using this technique. Very pretty! Hugz!
ReplyDeleteso stunning kate.gorgeous sweet image and I love the cracked glass effect ;D
ReplyDeletexx coops xx
Really adorable, love the image and ribbon and punched edges are so pretty
ReplyDeleteLindsay xx
oh wow gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJust hopping back again to say thank you for sharing this beautiful card with us at the PanPastel UK challenge blog
ReplyDeleteLindsay xx
Wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteI usually do that technique for water, this looks amazing!