Here is the birthday card I made for our son, whose birthday is today. I used a piece of copper for the main panel. I embossed it with a Darice embossing folder from a set called "Nature." After embossing, I used a lighter to heat the copper to discolor it. (I bought the copper and lighter at a stamping store in Branson several years ago. Haven't used them very often.) I matted with black. The sentiment is from Stampin' Up! Kind of weird for me to use a colored card base:) This card is similar to a card that my friend, Bonnie, made when she was over "playing" with me recently.
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This is really, really lovely, Lynette - so stylish and sharp, and just right for a male card! The copper is amazing, and I love the contrast with the blue background. I am sure your son will love it.
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The copper panel must look stunning in real life!
ReplyDeleteI really like this one and love that you used colored cardstock as well. The copper is very cool!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteUsing that folder for a masculine card is a great idea! I need to remember that!
ReplyDeleteWow, so creative. Love it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the copper panel! A friend gave me some copper which she heated like this. I die cut some, but haven't tried embossing. Now, where did I put that stuff? The copper color looks very nice with the blue/green card base. Happy birthday to Eric!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just WOW!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your card on Pinterest...absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this!
ReplyDeleteQuestion: did you do something 'special' to the edges of the copper so it's not sharp? I would love to try this.
Thanks for sharing your work.
Charli
Beautiful!
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