Click on link above to see all the Group of Seven Cardmakers Card Samples:-)
This video by Gina K Stenciling over Heat Embossing is very helpful.
This is a fun and easy technique.
Gina's Steps!
- Ink up a background stamp with Versamark ink, clear ink or white pigment ink
- Sprinkle with white embossing powder and heat set
- Place stencil over top and secure with tape
- Sponge inks over stencil
- Use paper towel to wipe off any inks that are sitting on top of your heat embossing (resist). Remove tape and stencil.
I am sharing 3 cards using this wonderful technique.
I used the stencils (gift from a dear friend) in the 1st and 2nd cards for the 1st time.
Sharing them with our dear GO7 Cardmaker Darnell's NBUS Blog:-)
My 1st card!
I followed Gina's steps exactly for all 3 cards.
Supplies Card #1
Stamps: SU En Francais wooden block background (2000) Ret.
Paper: SU Cucumber Crush, Neenah White 110# CS. SU Black Basic for
sentiment.
Inks: Versamark Clear. Distress Oxides: Lucky Clover
Accessories: SSS Summer Bouquet Stencil. WOW Opaque Bright White EB
Powder. Heat Tool. STAMPlorations Everyday Sentiments Dies. Connect Glue.
Altenew mini brush blenders.
2nd Card
Supplies Card #2
Stamps: SU Distressed Dots Background Wood Stamp.
Paper: same as Card #1
Inks: Versamark Clear. Distress Oxides:
Accessories: Stamperia CM20x25 Stencil. WOW Opaque Bright White EB
powder. Heat Tool. SSS Large Hello Die. Altenew mini brush blenders.
Connect Glue.
3rd Card
Stamps: SU En Francais wooden block background (2000) Ret.
Paper: Same as card #1 and #2.
Paper: Same as card #1 and #2.
Inks: Versamark Clear. Distress Oxides.....
Accessories: Magenta Sunflowers Stencil. WOW Opaque Bright White Powder.
Heat Tool. SSS Large Hello Die. Altenew mini brush blenders. Connect Glue.
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I just could not stop making these fun and easy Stenciling over Heat Embossing
cards...in fact..I actually made a 4th card, which I will be sharing in our Linky in a
couple of weeks:-) It is a very different design.
I was so happy to add cards to my different occasions Stash!!!
We would love to have you join our October Group of Seven Cardmakers Blog
by adding your cards via our Linky!!!
We are a Blog of friends who Love trying new or old Techniques:-)
Thank you for visiting and wishing you all a wonderful Fall season with more
time to play with your paper crafting toys:-)
Love and Hugs,
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I am sharing my 1st Two cards over at NBUS #55 I used the stencils for the 1st time on the 1st two cards:-) 
Gorgeous trio of cards with this technique, Nancy! Hard to pick a fave so I won't :) Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and fabulous technique this appears to be. It's clear to see how you have enjoyed it with these wonderful cards! I have bookmarked so I can see what I might try it with. Time is limited right now and I have soooo many things to catch up on, but it's good to feel the spark again. Thanks, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy we have got your creative juices flowing again, Leslie. I know it sure helped me too and especially now that I am an Honorary Member on this awesome creative Group of Seven Cardmakers Girls, who are all forever friends to both of us:-) Love and Hugs....Nancy
DeleteOh, Nancy! What delightful creations using this fun technique! That French script has stolen my heart!
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three great cards Nancy, I love your Sunflower one, so pretty with the script background. ♥
ReplyDeleteThree lovely designs Nancy! Each of your stencils is SO pretty and colorful - both the white embossed text and dots make for pretty backgrounds for the images! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteYou've done an awesome job with this technique, Nancy! Love that Summer Bouquet with the embossed script and the sunflowers using the same script! The dots give a more contemporary feel and what a fun stencil!
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie...this has been such a fun and easy technique. I would like to try it for Christmas cards:-) Love and Hugs...Nancy
DeleteThree beauties, Nancy! Love the colours you've used on the first two cards, bright and happy. Your sunflowers are so lovely and perfect for this time of year. This is such a great combination of easy techniques ... it's very addictive! :) xx
ReplyDeleteGreat cards with this technique, Nancy. I like them all but those sunflowers are awesome! Can't wait to see your next card too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards, Nancy! I love the technique you all played with! The script works so well with the flowers! I love the way you inked the main flower in your first card! It resembles a succulent to me and the sunflowers are so warm and inviting! Sue N
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I missed this one, Nancy, and your stunning results make me want to do this technique asap! All three are just beautiful!! Thank you for inspiring me and everyone at NBUS! Hugs, Dolly
ReplyDeleteNow if you play, Dolly....you can add to our Linky:-) I plan to add another card on our Linky in a few days:-) Love and Hugs...Nancy Happy Fall...dear friend..
DeleteAll three cards are fantastic, Nancy! I love the wonderful effect of the Stenciling over Heat Embossing technique. Adding colors to the tip of the petals is a wonderful touch, and the way you placed the sunflower stencil is pleasing the eye. Thanks for your inspiration, as always! Hugs.. Hideko
ReplyDeleteTFS your kind comments, my friend. I hope you get to play along...I have seen some wonderful Christmas cards using the technique too:-) I will posting a Christmas card in a few days on our GO7 Linky:-) The technique is addicting:-) Love and hugs...Nancy
DeleteGreat job on October's Gof7 technique! I especially love the sunflower one - a perfect combination of the background text stamp and the sunflower stencil.
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