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Faux Colorful Embossing

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Here is a tip if you don't have a heat tool and embossing powders!!!!
You can still get the heast embossed look by using card stock and some already "embellished" embellishments.

I think this card is darling and the best part... there is a ton of embossing all over it and I didn't even use y heat gun!!!  The pattern paper came from a DWCV embossed matte stack and the cute little embossed buggies came from a recycled birthday card from a couple of years back, I just cut them into individual squares and used pop dots to adhere them to the card!  Easy Peasy!

I made it larger so hopefully you can see the embossing.



the sketch came from Freshly Made Sketches


Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 
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  1. NancyJanuary 22, 2013 at 7:35 AM

    Really fun card, Sandy! Such happy colors!...Nancy :o)

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