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Dry-embossing on Vellum Video

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1 Jul
Hello, Crafters.
I hope you’re enjoying your weekend, and if you’re here in the UK,
 that you’re also enjoying the fabulous weather 
we have been blessed with! I know the heat doesn’t suit 
everyone, and I’m sorry if it causes you suffering.
 
Today’s video shows how to do dry-embossing on vellum 
when you have stamped images.

Although I made a video showing this technique quite some time 
ago, I decided it’s a great time to re-visit it, and apply it to the 
stunning Graceful Glass Designer Vellum.
 I’ve worked on four of the designs and converted two of the 
samples into projects. I was hoping to finish off the last two
 before the video goes live today, but it wasn’t meant to be!! 

You may remember the deisgns I painted a few weeks ago
 and converted them to book marks. 
One of my unfinished projects is the design I originally
 called yellow flowers because I didn’t recognise what
 the flowers were meant to be! 
 The other unfinished project is the the design that looks like a
 Church window decorated with flowers and two butterflies.

 Both designs look fabulous dry-embossed and I’m looking 
forward to having the time to finbish them both off!  
I thought you might also like to see this Lemon Lime Twist 
card I made using one of the square designs from Graceful 
Glass where there are four squares on one sheet.

 I have really enjoyed working with this vellum, and see me
 working my way through more than one packet in 
the course of the year! 
I wish you a very blessed Sunday and I’ll be back tomorrow. 
Happy crafting,
 
JanB.


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  1. Pam from Maine says

    July 1, 2018 at 5:42 pm

    Love these cards and this technique. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  2. Lorraine Turner says

    July 1, 2018 at 8:03 pm

    It is a long time since I have seen this technique done on vellum Jan, I think it used to be called parchment or something like that. I think it makes this patterned vellum look stunning on your projects. :O)

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