Meet Receding Blocks. I tried to keep things traditional, but with a modern touch. First off, a feminine version.
Neat and Tangled Magnolia stamp
First I dry embossed my cardbase with the cover plate die. In this photo you can see how amazing that texture looks. Like a fluffy comforter!
I added a strip of washi and a thin strip of inked CS along the bottom. I like this look but it's more often cuz my cardbases are from A4 size paper here in Germany, and a bit longer than the cover plate die size ;) I die cut the piece with the triangles and masked it with tape and inked bold stripes onto it. Adhered it with foam squares. Tucked a heat embossed sentiment under it on the left. I added a bloom - heat embossed on vellum and backed with a plain white die cut piece to keep the stripes from showing through - on the right.
Navy. White. Touches of gold. Me likey.
Then I created this card using only a portion of the die cut cut with the cover plate. Went masculine on this one using black and white with a touch of blue.
Neat and Tangled Receding Blocks die
Neat and Tangled Photo Booth stamp (sentiment)
white embossing powder
white embossing powder
Thank you all for visiting this week and again, thanks to Danielle and Neat and Tangled for having me!
2 comments:
Love them both, but that first one is just gorgeous!! Gotta get that stamp set.
Gorgeous, Maria ... what a fantastic blend of bold and softly layered on the first card ... the gold on vellum bloom is beautiful ... and how cool is that graphic, masculine version ... brilliant! Hugs, Anita :)
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