If you are embossing a straight line against a ruler it’s very easy using a Pergamano shader tool or PCA shader (holding it vertical), if you use a ball tool it can slip underneath the ruler if you are not careful.
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Friday, May 28, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
It's all hunkydory
These new card making kits from Hunkydory are fabulous. I'll admit that they're not my usual style, so when Mum asked me to have a go at making some samples I was dubious to say the least. But, I'll try anything once - so I took the kit home, and am I ever glad I did!
The kit comes with enough cardstock to make at least 8 cards, including 4 A5 size. By adding extra card blanks from my own stash I was able to make more than double that, and I even added some tags using the leftovers. The quality is amazing - the cardstock is thick and glossy, the die cuts are beautiful and the gold finish makes them look truly luxe. These are quality cards and even better - they are super-quick to put together. You'd never guess that I made most of my cards in one evening, would you?
And some close-ups of the details. I couldn't resist adding even more glitz with some Stickles glitter glue.
The die cuts include single butterflies, and two sets of pyramid decoupage:
And you get a whole sheet of matching sentiments to add a message to your card:
Please excuse the mess on my desk - I think I have some clearing up to do now!
K x
The kit comes with enough cardstock to make at least 8 cards, including 4 A5 size. By adding extra card blanks from my own stash I was able to make more than double that, and I even added some tags using the leftovers. The quality is amazing - the cardstock is thick and glossy, the die cuts are beautiful and the gold finish makes them look truly luxe. These are quality cards and even better - they are super-quick to put together. You'd never guess that I made most of my cards in one evening, would you?
And some close-ups of the details. I couldn't resist adding even more glitz with some Stickles glitter glue.
The die cuts include single butterflies, and two sets of pyramid decoupage:
And you get a whole sheet of matching sentiments to add a message to your card:
Please excuse the mess on my desk - I think I have some clearing up to do now!K x
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