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Faux Textured Metal Paper

Hi Everyone,

this has to be quick - i should be in bed right now....but I saw this fabulous video from Jennifer McGuire and I had to try this and I also didn't want to miss the deadline for the Paper Players....

So here  is my card:


I did what Jennifer explained so well and used my brand new WRMK embossing folder. Inked with distress inks and Perfect Pearls. The sentiment and die cut are by Simon Says.
Doesn't it look fabulous?!!! Well. its all due to Jennifer! 


Linking up with:
The Paper Players - square card
Colour me...!!!! - see below
CASometry - shining


Happy Stamping!












Comments

Suchi said…
This card is so striking! I wonder if I can make it like you did! Such a perfect card! <3
Suchi xx
Nonni said…
This is fantastic! I want to try this! Beautiful!
Kylie said…
Stunning card, my friend. Seriously awesome technique xx
Hannelie said…
I want to reach out and touch this Cornelia!
Awesome!
Flo said…
Das ist ja DER Hammer!!!
Sensationell!
Ganz liebe Grüsse Elisabeth
Kristie Goulet said…
LOVE this! I need to try this technique!
Unknown said…
Beautiful card!! I just can't wait to try this technique! :) Julia
Vicki Dutcher said…
HA! I did the same thing -- rushed off and made 3 with this super fun [and gorgeous] end result cards! LOVE your embossing folder that 3d effect is aamazing
Michelle said…
Such a cool effect!
BożenA said…
simply stunning.
Regards,
BozenA
conil said…
Great minds think alike. Saw Jennifer's video with this technique to and had to have this same embossing folder. I see you beat me to the punch...and what a punch it is. This purplish color looks absolutely fantastic with the technique. Your card turned out awesomely gorgeous. WOW!
Cornelia, this is fabulous! I am so glad you shared this technique. I am going to try it tonight. I am always amazed at your lovely cards! Thanks for joining The Paper Players this week! XX
SonjaK said…
Wow, total beeindruckend! Ich glaube, ich brauche neue Embossing-Folder. ;o)
Jan Clothier said…
So very beautiful! I'm going to watch that video to see how it's done!
Stunning card! Love all the shine and texture. Thank you for joining us at Colour Me this week!
Daria G. said…
Great card, looks so cool and stylish! I definitely gonna try this technique :)))
Jinny Newlin said…
I fell in love with that video, too! You've executed her technique perfectly! Beautiful design! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week at Colour Me...!
Shona Chambers said…
Wow, Jennifer would be so proud of you! This looks incredible and I would love to get my hands on that embossing folder. Spectacular card!
Unknown said…
Stunning card! Love texture...
Antonia said…
Hi Cornelia,
I've seen Jennifer's video too, but I think that you card has become even more beautiful than Jennifer card! Thanks for joining us at Colour Me...!
Hugs, Antonia
Ceal said…
Fabulous card! thanks for playing at CMCC
Bhavana said…
Stunning card. Thanks for joining at Colour Me!!
Kim Heggins said…
Just wonderful Cornelia...just wonderful!!!!
Jaklena said…
I loove these triangles!
Monika Reeck said…
I have seen that video too and I just feel ach schade I dont have perfect pearl
and you did it soooo great Cornelia
STUNNING
looks like the purple is really shiny like a real metal
looveee that WRML embossing folder
this is a winner card Cornelia woohoooo
hugs, Monika
Anita in France said…
Wow, Cornelia ... WOW! I think you out-Jennifer'd Jennifer here ... this is simply stunning! Hugs, Anita :)
cm said…
LOVE! I have the folders; just need to get my act together and make a card using this technique. Thanks for the reminder!
hugs~c

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