Faux embossing with Summer Shadows dies – video tutorial

Hello!

If you read yesterday’s post, then you’ll have seen the first card I made with the Summer Shadows dies (along with other Sale-A-Bration products). Here’s the second card I made…

I used the dies for a technique that is known as ‘Faux Embossing’ because when you add die cuts to a card layer with matching card it gives the impression that your card layer has been dry embossed. You can see this in action in my video tutorial, just click on the image below…

Here’s the card I made in the video with Petal Pink card…

And here’s the original Soft Sea Foam one alongside the Petal Pink version…

Using the adhesive sheets really did make adding the die cuts so much easier, once I’d got the backing paper off. Lol.


Shop the products…

I’ve listed all of the products I used for today’s cards below. You can click on any of the images to visit that product in my online Stampin’ Up! store.

When you shop with me I’ll send you a handmade card and gift as a token of my appreciation. If your order is under £150 please use my current Host Code so that I can add a free Stampin’ Up! product to your customer thank you pack for the month. Find out more in the Host Code page in the main menu.

Remember that during Sale-A-Bration you’ll also earn free products direct from Stampin’ Up! for orders of £45 of more (before P&P) completed by 30 September 2021. (You need a spend of £90 or more to earn the Summer Shadows dies for free)

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click on this image to view the free products you can choose from

Happy crafting,

Heather x

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About stampwithnellie

Hi, my name is Heather Forgan, but my nickname is Nellie! I'm an independent Stampin' Up! demonstrator in the United Kingdom and I love being able to share my creations using their fabulous products.

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