I did try another PIMI card with same original, and then did some experimenting, and this is what I came up with:
This one I did pop the middle up, and it worked well. What I really need is more green cardstock of the same colour!
Then I started experimenting with the embossing, and found how to emboss a piece of paper leaving part of the paper un-embossed. I found it here but I didn't have the frame folder they used, so I just cut a rectangle out of cardboard. After a few failed tries, and running up and down the stairs to keep checking (I have a new router that will now hopefully reach my stamping room!) I managed to get an effect not as sharp as in the video, but still nice:
This was my first one
And my second one (my fav)
The embossing didn't show up when I straight scanned the cards, so I had to get an angle to get it to show. As you can see, the edges of the openings are soft, not hard lines, which I liked on these 2 cards!
Tips that I learned the hard way for this technique:
1-the bumpy part of your embossing folder should be on the bottom - feel!
2-it's the FRAME you need, not the cut out piece!
So that was fun, from one PIMI I got 4 new cards!
Thank you for visiting, and remember, I love your comments!
This one I did pop the middle up, and it worked well. What I really need is more green cardstock of the same colour!
Then I started experimenting with the embossing, and found how to emboss a piece of paper leaving part of the paper un-embossed. I found it here but I didn't have the frame folder they used, so I just cut a rectangle out of cardboard. After a few failed tries, and running up and down the stairs to keep checking (I have a new router that will now hopefully reach my stamping room!) I managed to get an effect not as sharp as in the video, but still nice:
This was my first one
And my second one (my fav)
The embossing didn't show up when I straight scanned the cards, so I had to get an angle to get it to show. As you can see, the edges of the openings are soft, not hard lines, which I liked on these 2 cards!
Tips that I learned the hard way for this technique:
1-the bumpy part of your embossing folder should be on the bottom - feel!
2-it's the FRAME you need, not the cut out piece!
So that was fun, from one PIMI I got 4 new cards!
Thank you for visiting, and remember, I love your comments!
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