Maple Leaves And Foiling!

Hi everyone! Von Marie here from Vonmariedesign and I am so happy to be on the blog today. I have a Fall card with some foiling. I will show you how I made it, let’s get started.

I started out with a sheet of Hammermill white Cardstock that I cut in half with my paper trimmer. I then used the Seasonal Winds Stencil with Salty Ocean Distress Oxide ink and a Blending Buddy Brush. I ink blended it two times on my cardstock.

Next, I used the Stitched Swirling Winds Die Set. I layered three of the dies from the set over my ink blending. I love the stitching from this set, so fun!

I decided to use some green dye ink and ink blend them on my other piece of cardstock. It is hard to see but I used three different green inks. I wanted different greens for my choice of colors today for the Cut and Foil Maple Leaf Die Set.

I cut my three pieces of green ink blended cardstock and used my Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foiling System with the foil Maple Leaf plate and some Spellbinders Matte Gold Foil. I love how they came out. I love to ink blend paper to get the colors I want for my project. Now it’s time to cut them out with the coordinating Maple Leaf Die.

I cut my ink blended panel out with the Modern Embossed A7 Layers Set using the second to the largest die. I then used the largest die to cut it out with white cardstock. I glued my leaves on my panel popping up the one on the left with foam squares. I used the Harvest Rainbow Stamp and die set for my sentiment. I stamped and heat embossed with Versamark ink and Gold embossing powder on white cardstock. I then used the shadow die to cut out with white cardstock. I glued them together and added foam squares before adding them to my panel. My panel was then added to the largest panel and then I added Salty Ocean Distress Oxide ink on all the ends of my panels. Next, I cut out a 5×7 card base and glued my card front to it. Lastly, Gold Eclipse Flatback Rhinestones were added.