Fantastic Designer Friday with Jo

Happy Friday! Welcome to Fantastic Designer Friday, it's me Jo. It's been a while but I wanted to share this card that I made using these Lindy's Stamp Gang products. (All the links will be listed below)

Here is the card that I created. I just love the all white background. I layered some embossed vellum paper over the card base and went to town with the mini pearls.

The base of the frame is sprayed with Flat Fabio Red Ruby Slippers so that the raw chipboard does not show. The two-toned embossing powders give such an amazing effect. I used the Poinsettia Red Green embossing powder. It has a red undertone and there is a green mica incorporated into the mix and when you tilt your project at a certain angle the green just pops.

In between the frame and cameo is a rosette made from dictionary paper. That is sprayed with Golden Sleigh Bells, a very vintage gold color. The flowers are from I Am Roses. The cameo is sprayed with Flat Fabio Greased Lightnin' Green and then embossed with Orbit Olive Gold embossing powder. 

So there is my card for you. I hope you like it and try those embossing powders. 'Til next time!

Have a great weekend!

~Jo

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LSG Products (Links provided):

Cameo-Female Laser Cut-outs

Flat Fabio - Ruby Red Slipper

Flat Fabio - Greased Lightnin' Green

Starburst - Golden Sleigh Bells

Glitz Spritz - Cactus Gold

Orbit Olive Gold Embossing Powder

Poinsettia Red Green Embossing Powder

Other Supplies:

White Cardstock, Vellum Paper, Want2Scrap Mini Pearls, Dictionary Paper, Pinking Decorative Scissors, Versamark Ink Pad, Heat Gun, Cuttlebug Embossing Folder - Swirls, Cuttlebug, Hot Glue, I Am Roses Flowers

Fantastic Designer Friday with Jessica Griffin

Hello! I first discovered Lindy's Stamp Gang about two years ago, when I was looking for Mica Powders. I love color and variety of Mica Powders available through LSG.

This technique isn't new, but, it is new to me. When I discover something new, I tend to go a little overboard! Making clay pendants is so easy, so fun, and requires very little work or effort to create something beautiful! So here are four that I've made thus far...

Here's a video tutorial to help you create your own, totally awesome pendants!

When I have some time to sit down and work on these a little more, I want to get some DMC floss and make a necklace! (You know, like the friendship bracelets we all use to make.) My girls would love it. Don't forget to create your hole before baking the clay. You can also add a pendant bail, and cook it right into the clay. 

I hope you've enjoyed my post today! I'd love to see any pendants you've made, or anything else you do with Mica Powders. Please feel free to share them in the comments, and don't forget to add a link to your blog! 

Jessica Griffin