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| Heat Embossed Card |
Hi friends surprised to see a simple card from me?! Well I kept it simple to demonstrate how it was created!
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| Red Tacky Tape |
As part of my DT work for Crafters Corner , I was sent some super sticky
Red Tacky Tape [ a double sided adhesive tape much stronger than the regular adhesive tape] which was purported to be
heat resistant too in addition to all its super stickiness!
To test it out , I started with a plain white card and here is how you can heat emboss without an embossing ink pad!
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Add a band of adhesive tape [shown in red with its plastic lining on] on the card.
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Peel off the red plastic lining to reveal the clear adhesive layer underneath
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Pour your embossing powder. I used Ranger's super fine gold embossing powder.
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Tap off the excess powder.
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Heat with your embossing heat gun[I used the popular Ranger Heat gun] and dont you just love than band of embossed gold!!
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| Heat Embossing Tutorial |
Heat embossed a Joy crafts die cut with the same embossing powder [ with help of Versamark watermark pad]
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| Heat Embossed Card |
I hope you liked this super simple way to heat emboss on your creations!
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| Heat Embossed Card |
Here is one more card made using the same Chandelier embossing folder :
Embossed Chandelier Card
Supplies : Red Tacky Tape, Ranger heat Gun, Ranger embossing Powder,Joy Crafts Die all from
Crafters Corner
Super card! wonderful idea my friend, beautiful chandelier -Great tutorail thank you.
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so wonderfully and easily explained...:) will surely try it out soon...:D
ReplyDeletethank you for the tutorial ma'am..:)
wow!! this is awesome!! beautiful band... and nice idea...
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant card......love the heat embossed strip, thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This is brilliant! Love this tutorial :)
ReplyDeletethat is simple but with amazing results. That is so pretty
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful ,,,everytime i wish to write comment seeing lovely creation , but i fail as i do not get apporopriate words , ...you r always amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial Sonia. Your card is stunning and I will surely give this a go. Have a good week. Ursula
ReplyDeleteSonia, your simple is fabulous. I hadn't thought of using tape for embossing. What a great idea. I have got to get me some of that super fine embossing powder. It turns out beautifully. I also love your dry embossed chandelier. Is that an embossing folder?
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Teresa
Thank you so much Teresa...because I read it was heat resistant I decided to test it out and was so pleasantly surprised! And yes the Chandelier is an embossing folder from Sizzix
DeleteWell clever you, what a great tutorial too. Great card too.
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous with the embossing on the tape. I have covered the tape with gold leaf and glitter, but now I will have to try this. Thanks
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Thank you for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletePam
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I didn't realize you could heat-emboss directly on that red tape...at least not so well! Definitely will have to try this technique. I believe they also sell sheets of it, which would be fun for punches/die cuts! Hope you are well. Best, CG
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I have the red tape and never knew you could do this Sonia. Beautiful card and thanks for the tutorial..Loz
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea, love it. I really must try this.
ReplyDeletePatricia x
Great idea.I never though of using tape for embossing,so this is super useful.Thank you for sharing the tip.Your card turned out great.
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial. Will have to try this. Beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteOh how wonderful, a really beautiful card, absolutely stunning! great tut too.
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This is absolutely stunning, Sonia!! I have some of that tape and didn't realize you could heat emboss with it!! Thanks for the awesome tutorial and the inspiration!! I'll be trying this!! Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
I have to say that this is a favorite for me!!! GORGEOUS design and I really love all the different styles of embossing you'be brought to this!! :)
ReplyDeleteWell, I've been using that tape for years to stick things down with but I never knew you could do that with it! Thanks for giving me another use for something so ordinary!! Oh, and your card is really lovely too. Debra x
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous card Sonia, such an elegant design - thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletePauline
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simple is always the best.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and elegant as always.
ReplyDeleteReally classy-looking card! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia, I have been visiting your blog for the past few days and I have to say that I have never thought it is possible to be so crafty with papers!! Just absolutely enjoying browsing through your blog. The gold color embossing is so beautiful that it looks like a wedding invite :)
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Gorgeous card and fabulous tip!! TFS
ReplyDeleteLove this creation, so elegant and stunning.xxx
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Fabulous embossing Sonia! The golden band looks lovely !! And your card is amazing!! It's not at all simple by the way :). The post on red tacky tape at crafter's corner blog is so useful! Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW ! you may call it simple, I call it stunning. Love the embossing and the design is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHave a creative day.
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Beautiful cad- love that cool image! I enjoy embossing on the tape to add a little shimmer or glimmer to my cards.
ReplyDeleteCan u suggest a good die cutting machine...n from we're can I source them in bangalore
ReplyDeleteAbi Balu the Big Shot is the most popular machine. Itsy Bitsy Bangalore sells it. So does Crafters Corner and Crafters Corner has special offer of free 3 yr warranty + spareparts. Links to both website here : Craft Shops India
DeleteThe heat embossed tape is really effective on the card. Great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea - thank you for sharing - fabulous die cuts and embossing - not so simple I think! x
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ReplyDeleteEMbossing on Tacky tape ?? you are genius..inspiration to stretch our supplies ,who could have imagined of using tacky tape in this way...
ReplyDeleteLoved the Elegant rich card !
So pretty in gold!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card. I would have never thought to emboss on tape. I thought the tape would have melted away. You always have such great ideas.
ReplyDeleteSonia this is so elegant and lush at the same time with the gold and silver.
ReplyDeleteHugs DesÃre {Doing Life}
how gorgeous AND rich, Sonia! Absolutely incredible - I love embossing powder! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteThat looks gorgeous, love the rich colour combination! Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog, take care, Ira
ReplyDeleteIra’s Crea Corner
Very pretty...love the touches of gold and silver! Great design! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe way you embossed that panel is amazing :) love the silver and gold combo !
ReplyDeletethanks for the step by step Dr. Sonia
ReplyDeleteand your heat embossed strip is sooo clean and tidy..
Adorable card and great design ..
I love this looks also elegant
you made some beautiful cards and i wish I can exchange card with your Dr Sonia..
when is your birthday may I ask..please reply to my mail monik1973 at yahoo dot com
hugs,
Monika
Stunning card and a great tutorial..Thanks for joining in at Crafty Calendar Challenge for our Anything Goes Challenge this month!
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Lynne xx
That is one beautiful card, I love all that gold. I really appreciate the wonderful step by step instructions. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pat