Hello friends! Today it's my turn to showcase some of the newest products available at The Funkie Junkie Boutique on the Frilly and Funkie blog. If you would like to see how I've used Tim Holtz Elegant and Leaf 3D Texture Fades and Seth Apter's wonderful Baked Velvet embossing powders, just click on the link. Here are some close ups to tempt you.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Hugs! Sara Emily
Challenge shares: (Please hop over for the details/close-ups)
Simon Says Stamp Monday Down On The Farm Bunny card; we used to raise rabbits on our farm.
Scrapy Land Challenge #111 Anything Goes I used 5 Sizzix dies sets and 2 Sizzix embossing folders; one with a built in die.
I've been over and enjoyed these all over again Sara Emily, you really have given us a couple of treats today. Loving the crackle and embosses process, amazing texture achieved. So many tips contained within one blog I really love how they both came together. I've only recently been able to order the 3D leaf imp it was so hard for me to get hold of but it will save so much of my time I spend carving leaves, looking forward to it's arrival.
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Saturday Hugs Tracey xx
P.S Really appreciate the time you spend to share your process Sara Emily, it's like sitting watching your playday sat side by side.
These are so beautiful. Love the small details and gorgeous textures. Hopping there and have a proper look :-)
ReplyDeleteLove both cards, Sara Emily! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, they're so absolutely stunning, Sara Emily!! I love the amazing texture!! Wow!! I'm headed over now to see how you made these beauties!! Thank you so much for playing along at Scrapy Land, too!! Have a great weekend, my friend!! Big hugs :)
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These are both spectacular Sara Emily. Your use of the powders along with the crackle and coloring techniques is stunning. Really digging how they came out.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous makes, must see the texture closer...
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Beautiful creations, Sara, and such lovely colors! I especially LOVE the green/aqua in your vintage creation against the brown tones, and your beautiful pinks in the bunny creation! Happy Spring to you, my hardworking friend! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project! I am so impressed at the depth of the dimension and layering that you achieved. Love the refreshing color palette, too! I enjoyed seeing how you used the Baked Velvet Embossing Powders and am so glad you took the time to share your talents with us for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh wow Sara, two absolutely stunning projects! I have been over to see your fabulous tutorials and enjoyed every minute. The background on the first card is superb with so many textures and colour tones! For me, the bunny is just THE most adorable card ever, I love his crackled and textured body, the wonderful subtle colour tones and the delightful little flowers to accessorize. Absolutely stunners! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteGreat embossing technique! Thanks for playing along with us at Scrapy Land! =) Tiffany
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are gorgeous, Sara Emily!!! I really love how you did the texture and I'm intrigued with how the Eclipse powder stuck to the paste. It's like you put it in specific areas.
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage projects!
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Hope to see you again!
💝 from Africa!
Olga
My jaw is on the floor!!!Absolutely stunning projects! Great to see your process on the F&F blog too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us this month at We Love 2 Create With Polkadoodles! Jane (DT) xxx
Great idea and design. Love the layering, depth & texture. Thank you for joining us at Love 2 Create challenges.
ReplyDeleteWow Sara!!! These cards are so beautiful!!! I love your wonderful designs and the textures!!! Thank you for joining the April challenge of the Country View Challenges!
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