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In & Out of Studio 3D
Thursday, 17 September 2015
Letterpress Is Still In the Stars
Topic: Dry Embossing

HA! Just when you thought I was all done with the letterpress technique (I did say I was done) I ran across two more pieces I had made and turned them into cards. I had originally set them aside because they were splotchy but after I trimmed them down to pieces that were the best parts they were still big enough to use.

Both use the same folder - the stars. One today, one tomorrow...

I started out going for a patriotic theme so I pulled out a distressed blue paperfor the background. Another paper had a linen look with what looked like stitched flowers along two edges. I trimmed these away with a craft knife and used colored pencils to give them some color.

I didn't want to add green and spoil the two-tone look so I colored the leaves and stars lightly with yellow.


Simple layering on a dark red card base was followed with the tuck-in of a prestamped sentiment.

Ddd

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PDT

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