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Saturday, September 25, 2010

PTI September Blog Hop

This is my first time participating in the PTI Blog Hop since they changed the rules so us girls in Europe can participate!



The challenge this month was to show off any skill you might have learned from a fellow stamper.

I have been following Jennifer McGuire ever since I can remember and she is actually the one who introduced me to PTI with these little cuties. I decided to use her embossing powder technique video for this card:

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This is a pretty simple technique and I don't know why I never thought of using more than one color of embossing powder at a time before.

I also have to give a shout out to Michelle Wooderson (Mish) since I used her sketch from the September PTI newsletter.

Supplies:
Stamps: PTI Round & Round, PTI Mega Mixed Messages, Hero Arts Flourish Background
Ink: VersaMark
Cardstock: PTI Lemon Tart, PTI Scarlet Jewel, PTI Terracotta Tile, Neenah Classic Solar White
Other: embossing powder

27 comments:

  1. Oh wow...I have GOT to try this. It's just fabulous. I love it.

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  2. What a great technique to highlight! Love that idea and never think to do that myself!
    Hugs from one European Peep to another!
    Aimes
    x

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  3. I had never thought about doing this technique. Thanks. The card is so fun.

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  4. Oh wow, I've never thought of doing that either. The effect is beautiful!
    Thank you for your comment on my blog, and to answer your question (don't know why I didn't include it in the post, DOH!), I used the 3 smallest dies, and in order from the smallest, it was 2, 3, 2 for the layers.

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  5. YEP this is Absolutely Fabulous!!!

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  6. Gorgeous!
    And funny because when I saw those mini stamps on PTI, I was like..where have I seen those before! Yep, Jennifer McGuire!
    Your embossing is awesome and just jumps this up a bunch of notches!
    Love it!

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  7. Very pretty...love the color palette and heat embossing!

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  8. This is sooo pretty! I love the the look of the varigated embossed flourish background!! Great job on that!!
    Also, I too am a big fan of Jennifer McGuire!!

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  9. Your embossing is GORGEOUS! Great card- and happy hopping!!! :)

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  10. Beautiful! I need to try this out!

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  11. Holy cow, that embossing with the variegated colors is AWESOME! Love how you fancied up that medallion, great hop card!

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  12. What an elegant card. Beautiful technique.

    TFS~

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  13. so pretty...love the embossing and the great colors!

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  14. Oh that's lovely, I've done that in the past but forget about that technique, so glad to see you use it, your end result is so elegant!

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  15. wow, what a stunning effect that makes! really really beautiful

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  16. "Absolutely Fabulous" as the card says :0) - your technique is wonderful - and your card sooooo elegant. Just beautiful!

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  17. That was such a GREAT tutorial and YOUR card is so STUNNING! I LOVE embossing powder but never thought about using more than one color either! Thanks for passing this on!

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  18. I have never thought of using more than one color either!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Absolutely beautiful!!!

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  19. Oh, super pretty, Amy! I love that you used different colors! Great card!
    Amy Dann

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  20. Oh my, different colors of embossing powder~ I never thought of that!

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  21. The sentiment on your card also describes it - absolutely fabulous! The side angle of the card really shows off all that great embossing - what a fab technique and thanks for showing some great pictures of it!

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  22. Gorgeous effect! Such a beautiful card, will have to try it myself.

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  23. love you embossing!! really pretty :)

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