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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

ScrapMart: Friends

With Spellbinders™ M-Bossabilities™ Enchanted folder, I created a card using the letterpress technique - a favorite technique. This time I used it as a background to give my card a touch of elegance.

Friends by Margie Higuchi
Supplies - Cardstock: The Paper Company (white) and American Crafts (green); Stamp: JustRite Stampers (Your Special Day Medallion Labels set and JB-10025 Nested Oval Medallion Labels dies); Ink: Ranger Ink's Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Peeled Paint); Pins: Maya Road; Bling: Want2Scrap; Ribbon: Offray; Dies: Spellbinders Paper Arts (Grand Calibur Die Cutting and Embossing Machine, S5-031 Fancy Tags Three and ES-005 Enchanted); Tool: Scor-Pal; Adhesive: ScraPerfect (The Best Glue Ever) and SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVE BY 3L (3D Foam Squares)

I swiped the ink across side B design (remember with Spellbinders M-Bossabilities, you get TWO DESIGNS - LOVE that!!). Then I carefully placed a piece 4 1/2 x 5 1/2" of white cardstock...just enough to cover the design.


If you have using Spellbinders Grand Calibur® Die Cutting and Embossing Machine, you will need a Raspberry Plate (D Plate/Adapter Plate) for all embossing folders.

Embossing Sandwich in the Spellbinders Grand Calibur (bottom UP):
A Plate (Base Plate)
Spellbinders M-Bossabilities Enchanted w/ cardstock
D Plate (Raspberry Adapter Plate)

I used the junior plates as I had only one product to use and it was so much quicker...definitely recommend this set for small projects. See my post on Scrap-Mart: Spellbinders Junior Plates Are Available for detailed info.


After I letterpressed, trim the cardstock 4 x 5 1/4" to fit on a A2 card and inked the edges. Next I stamped the sentiment and cut/embossed the Oval Medallion Labels #2 (the smallest die is #1) over the sentiment. Assembled with 3D Foam Squares and Nestabling. Adhered everything as shown. A second look...


Supplies Available at Scrap-Mart.com:
American Crafts cardstock
JustRite Stampers - Your Special Day Medallion Labels set, JB-10025 Nested Oval Medallion Labels (exclusive JustRite Stampers custom die set)
Ranger Ink's Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Peeled Paint
Want2Scraps - Nestabling
Spellbinders Paper ArtsGrand Calibur Die Cutting and Embossing Machine, S5-031 Fancy Tags ThreeES-005 Enchanted, Raspberry D Plate

As always, thanks for stopping!
Have a wonderful day :)
MargieH

22 comments:

  1. Gorgeous Card! I love the color combo! Love Penny

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  2. oh i love this- so pretty! love the techniques you used!

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  3. This card is soooo elegant, I love it! I have to try this technique again... I think that adding some Perfect Pearl would add the perfect touch of brightness :) Great job you did!

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  4. Love this card Margie~so you!!! Wish we lived close ~ would love to get Spellbinder tips!! Awesome work!!!

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  5. Beautiful - so very elegant.

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  6. Elegant, beautiful, stunning...WOW! :)

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  7. That is a beautiful card!

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  8. Love how the letterpress turned out! Love it! Great card Margie and thanks for the instructions!! Hugs!!!!

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  9. Thanks for sharing! I have never seen the letterpress technique before. How cool. The card is gorgeous! Love the colors! -Amanda

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  10. So pretty!
    And I love that leave pin, too :)

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  11. This is gorgeous!!

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  12. Wow is that something else! LOVING that green and the wonderful design.

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  13. That's a beautiful, very elegant card! Love the green! x

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  14. This is so pretty!

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  15. Beautiful card and technique Margie! I had this M-bossibility in my hands the other day now I wish I had purchased it. Ughhh

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  16. Yes...I am thinking about the junior plates. Usually I just run it through half way then back it out...but I am tempted. Never met a tool I couldn't live without!
    Great card...thanks for the details. Have a great weekend.

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  17. By the way, I am holding you personally responsible for my $60 order at Scrap-Mart! (as usual) ;)

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