An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled

Today I have an embossed birthday Card with Inked & Tiled.

An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled

This is a special-embossed card. It is not embossed one way, but actually two! There is embossing paste mixed with ink and some dry embossing is done with an embossing folder.

I also had a lot of fun incorporating some color into this one. The ink color, Blueberry Bushel is used three different ways!!

Before I share how I made this card, here are the three ink colors that you will need to make it.

Now, on to the card!

To make the card

  • Begin with a 5 ยฝโ€ x 8 ยฝโ€ piece of Blueberry Bushel cardstock, score and fold at 4 ยผโ€ to form your card base.
  • Place a 4โ€ x 5 ยผโ€ piece of Basic White cardstock on a scrap piece of paper and place a few drops of Blueberry Bushel ink on a clear Stampinโ€™ Block. Drop some water from one of your Water Painters on to the ink, smear it around a bit, and flick the ink on to the Basic White cardstock. Do this by tapping about 1โ€ up from where the brush begins. (see photo)
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled
  • Once the ink is dry, adhere the piece to your card base.
  • Place another piece of Basic White cardstock, this time measuring 3โ€ x 4 ยผโ€, on a piece of scrap paper or your Silicone Craft Sheet. Lay the Artistic Mix Decorative Mask on top and secure in place with removable tape.
  • Scoop some Embossing Paste on to a Silicone Craft Sheet, add two to three drops of Blueberry Bushel ink, and mix with your Palette Knife.
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled
  • Smear the embossing paste over the decorative mask nice and smooth, ensuring evenness and full coverage.
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled
  • Slowly peel off the mask and let the paste dry.
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled
  • Sandwich a 3โ€ x 4 ยผโ€ piece of Pecan Pie into your Quatrefoil Tile embossing folder and run through your Cut & Emboss machine.
  • Layer and adhere the Blueberry Bushel embossed piece over the Pecan Pie embossed piece diagonally. Attach both to the card using Stampinโ€™ Dimensionals.
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled

Time to stamp

  • Stamp your flowers and leaves on a piece of Basic White cardstock using the following colors; Blueberry Bushel, Pecan Pie (stamped off), and Mossy Meadow (stamped off). (stamp off means to ink up your stamp, stamp on a piece of scrap paper, then without re-inking your stamp, stamp your image where desired)
  • Fussy Cut your images and adhere to the card using Stampinโ€™ Dimensionals. (fussy cut means to cut out with your Paper Snips)
  • Stamp your sentiment on a piece of Basic White cardstock using Blueberry Bushel ink.
  • Punch the sentiment and a piece of Blueberry Bushel cardstock with the Double Oval punch. Layer and adhere them together.
  • Fold a 2โ€ piece of Pecan Pie Bordered ribbon in two, adhere it to the back of the sentiment, and attach to the card using Stampinโ€™ Dimensionals.
  • Attach three Adhesive-Backed Sparkle Gems as shown.
An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled

Want an easy to read copy of instructions that you can print or download? A complete PDF tutorial can be found by clicking the button below.

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16 thoughts on “An Embossed Birthday Card with Inked & Tiled”

  1. I really like both card layouts and the fact that you used untraditional colors for Christmas. You are quite creative and inspiring! Rene

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  2. I absolutely LOVE this card! Thank you for giving such detailed instructions; I feel that I may be able to recreate a decent rendition of your fabulous card!

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    • Thank you so much Ellen! I am sure that you will be able to recreate it, but if you get stuck along the way, just give me a shout.๐Ÿ˜€

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  3. Beautiful card. Love all the techniques you used to mesh this card together. Iโ€™ll be trying some of these techniques myself.
    Thanks for the very explicit instructions.
    Jacqueline

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    • You’re very welcome Jacqueline! I’m glad to hear that you will be trying some of the techniques. Let me know if you need help with any of them.

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  4. So many techniques and when you put them together, itโ€™s beautiful! Looking at the card st first, I couldnโ€™t figure out what you did ๐Ÿ˜‚. Great job and tutorial. Thank you!

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