Good evening blogger peeps, it's night and I usually don't post at this time. It just happened that I finished making a card, and then I saw on Instagram Hannelie's card for CASology, and bingo...it matches the cue, this doesn't happen that often. So I looked at the time, it's past 9, and I have quite a bit of time to write a post ;)
Ok as you all know that I am bitten by the acetate bug, I made one yesterday also, I am holding that one for a while before I post.
Using acetate is very easy, and I find stamping on acetate is fun and very forgiving, all you need is to keep a wet wipe handy, if you make a mistake, just wipe immediately, unlike card stock, where you have to think of ways to cover up or trash it ;)
I chose Uniko's bold blooms here, and stamped in Hero Arts Ombre ink, and then used clear embossing powder to heat emboss. The leaves are stamped using the wild wasabi from SU and heat embossed. I fussy cut all to add to the base. I used a white back and a acetate front for my card. I stamped some leaves on acetate, and arranged the flowers and leaves. The flower is cut out in 2 steps to give more dimension.
The sentiment is from Uniko - get well soon set, I lined it with a pale green. That's all, I am calling it a CAS card, and hoping that looking at so many elements people, still consider it CAS. It was a quick make.
I have quite a few pictures, I usually craft in night, and take pictures in the morning under natural light, but I was bit eager to share this card, and hoping I have done justice with the pictures.
Linking this with:
CASology
Joining in with a get well soon card, and really hoping it qualifies as CAS here!
Less is More
Another entry here with both acetate and vellum
Acetate or Vellum
Fusion Card Challenge
Joining in with the picture
HLS October Challenge
Another entry here
Cupcake Inspiration
Joining in with the theme here
Ok as you all know that I am bitten by the acetate bug, I made one yesterday also, I am holding that one for a while before I post.
Using acetate is very easy, and I find stamping on acetate is fun and very forgiving, all you need is to keep a wet wipe handy, if you make a mistake, just wipe immediately, unlike card stock, where you have to think of ways to cover up or trash it ;)
I chose Uniko's bold blooms here, and stamped in Hero Arts Ombre ink, and then used clear embossing powder to heat emboss. The leaves are stamped using the wild wasabi from SU and heat embossed. I fussy cut all to add to the base. I used a white back and a acetate front for my card. I stamped some leaves on acetate, and arranged the flowers and leaves. The flower is cut out in 2 steps to give more dimension.
The sentiment is from Uniko - get well soon set, I lined it with a pale green. That's all, I am calling it a CAS card, and hoping that looking at so many elements people, still consider it CAS. It was a quick make.
I have quite a few pictures, I usually craft in night, and take pictures in the morning under natural light, but I was bit eager to share this card, and hoping I have done justice with the pictures.
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| A look at the embossed vellum flower and leaves |
CASology
Joining in with a get well soon card, and really hoping it qualifies as CAS here!
Less is More
Another entry here with both acetate and vellum
Acetate or Vellum
Fusion Card Challenge
Joining in with the picture
HLS October Challenge
Another entry here
Cupcake Inspiration
Joining in with the theme here
Thank you for stopping by, and leaving your kind comments. Have a great day!
Wow! What a jaw-dropper!! How do you get these ideas for acetate cards?!? It feels like every single time they get better and better!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the acetate front! Beautiful job with the stamping!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Rahmat. Love the acetate and vellum combo, the colours you chose are wonderful and I'm loving the gloss from your embossed bloom.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at Less is More and Happy Little Stampers, Anita x
Wow, Rahmat, this is stunning! What a gorgeous design! I love the ombre inking against that fresh green, and the sophistication of the acetate front. Wonderful card. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Less is More :)
ReplyDeleteStunning Rahmat! Acetate is hard to work with and you knocked it out of the park! So glad you joined us at CASology this week.
ReplyDeleteJust love this technique you used. Super pretty and delicate, perfect for your flower design. Thanks for sharing at Less is More!
ReplyDeleteOH WOW! Rahmat this is super classy, clever and totally jaw-dropping. Your colours, stamps, acetate /vellum combo works a treat and it's just so elegant and perfect. Thanks for playing along at Less is More this week. Sarah x
ReplyDeleteUnbelievably wonderful! You are a master, no doubt!
ReplyDeleteThis is remarkable! Love the beautiful flower and the combination of acetate and vellum! So happy you shared this gem at Cupcake Inspirations!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, DT Sweetie
Super cute!!! Thank you for joining us at Cupcake Inspirations, good luck!!! Amy DT
ReplyDeleteThis looks so elegant, Rahmat! The beautiful Uniko bloom combined with the acetate front is really dreamy. Great to see you at Less is More :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card and I just love the sentiment. I'm so glad you linked it up to the Cupcake Inspirations Challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you've used the acetate on this beautiful card! Great work. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! The acetate really makes this a wow card! Thanks so much for joining us at Fusion Card Challenge.
ReplyDeleteWOW Rahmat, this is a stunning piece of work on a most tricky medium. I just love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much
Chrissie
Happy Little Stampers CAS Team