Hello everyone! This is Berina here today, with a copic colored floral card with a 3D embossed background.

From my recent purchase at Technique Tuesday, I got this Meadow Flowers stamp set. I loved coloring it with Copics. For the background, I embossed a piece of coral card stock with Altenew Geo Diamonds 3D Embossing Folder, after spraying water on it. I used my Craftwell Cut N Boss for embossing. I get perfect results with 3D embossing folders all the time. I die cut the image with one of the old Divinity Design dies and adhered it on to the embossed panel.

How do you like my card today? Please do let me know in the comments. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!

- Berina

Supplies:
Craftwell eBrush
Craftwell Cut N' Boss
Craftwell Bella Rose embossing folder
9 1/2 wooden embroidery hoop
Gold Sharpie
Deep Blue Sharpie
Hot glue gun
White gesso
White acrylic paint
Patterned papers
White vellum paper
Wooden butterflies
Sequined trim
Lace ribbons
Flower cabochons
Paper flowers
Double sided tape
Glue sticks



The first step in making this altered embroidery hoop, was choosing the papers, trims, embellishments, and the picture I was going to use. The next step was to emboss my vellum.
I decided to use the Bella Rose embossing folder because to me it's just gorgeous!



After it was embossed beautifully, I knew I needed to cut my papers to fit the hoop's circular
shape. I trace around the outside of the hoop on both my vellum and patterned papers.
Then I decided to get out my beloved eBrush, and ebrushed around the circle before cutting
them out by hand.



Next I separated the 2 parts of the hoop. I covered them in gesso and let them dry.
Then I painted both parts white and let them dry. Once all that was done I took my
embossed vellum and adhered it to my patterned paper. I wanted to mute the paper a bit.
That is why I chose to put embossed vellum over the patterned paper. I wanted the pic to pop!
I took my papers that had been cut into a circle to fit the embroidery hoop and hot glued it to
the back of the hoop. I hot glued my sequined trim around the front of the hoop, and adhered
flat-backed pearls around the inside edge of the hoop. I used my electronic cutting machine to
cut out a mat for my picture, and cut out some paper bows too. I did some more eBrushing to
the edges of the bows and mat using my deep blue Sharpie.
I matted my picture, decided where I liked all my elements then glued them into place. I cut
some of my ribbons and trims, so that they could hang down from the hoop. I then placed some cabochons and butterflies to the bottom of  a few of the strands. The following pictures are the end result.




I love altering embroidery hoops! If you have not made one yet, I encourage you to give it a try!
They are affordable and I warn you addictive to make, and so much fun! It is my hope that you liked what you have seen and that some how you were also inspired!

                             Have a blessed day!   - Desiree'

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It's graduation season.  Hello, this is Yolie sharing the graduation invitations I made for my niece's party.

They were quick and easy to make.  I took a free pocket file and cut it on my electronic machine.  I then used the Cut N Boss to emboss the pocket with a music note embossing folder.



Here is one of the 15 invitations I made.  The embossing is simply beautiful.


Thanks for visiting and enjoy your week.

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