All That You Are Embossing on Vellum

Another great way to use vellum is to heat emboss on it and then color with markers or blends on the backside to create this beautiful card!

Here are the supplies I used to create this project!  Place your order online using hostess code 
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Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

Tye-Dye Vellum Card

Create a tye-dye vellum card using reinkers and a sheet protector.  Start by dropping ink randomly on the sheet protector and then place vellum over top the ink drops.  Let dry and then run through the garden trellis embossing folder.  Rub whisper white craft ink over it to accentuate the raised areas.  Let dry and adhere to your card!

Here are the supplies I used to create this project!  Place your order online using hostess code 
PP44B2U7 and you'll receive a free gift in the mail from me! (Make sure that you do not have "no contact" selected from previous online orders or I will not be able to send your gift).

Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

Vellum Card Holder

This is a vellum card holder with coordinating cards that I made as a gift for my mother-in-law's birthday. She likes green and yellow, so I used mellow moss. I stamped fine lace on very vanilla cardstock and then wrapped some wide organdy ribbon around the card. I used the circle stamp from Think Happy Thoughts and the Monogram letter from Papertrey Ink to create the monogram.

I saw the vellum card holder on Lauren Meader's blog and modified it to fit larger cards. Here's a template of how I modified mine:

I started with an 8" x 11" peice of vellum and scored lengthwise at 1" from each side. Then I scored at 2", 3", 7 1/2", 8 1/2" widthwise. I cut on the score marks to the lengthwise score and then cut out the two pieces as marked.

I corner rounded the flap and then used craft ink to stamp my image. Make sure to wait for your ink to fully dry before putting the card holder together. I wrapped some organdy ribbon around the card holder to hold the flap down. Enjoy!