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Golden Stag

Hi Everyone,

I finally used my gold embossing paste again - before it dries out completely. This gorgeous stag stencil was given to my by my blogging friend Sandie from London Days, when I was meeting her in London, this fall. I immediately knew I would use it for Christmas cards. Here is my first one - the second one I will show you later. 


I smeared the embossing paste onto white card stock and let it dry for a few weeks..... I used a dark green pigment ink to sponge around the stag and then took a stamp set by Flora & Fauna and added the greenery. The sentiment is from the same set. I trimmed the white card base and added dark green card sock strips at the top and bottom.


This gorgeous stencil is designed by Sarah Grey from Funky Fossils Designs  and you can get this beauty in her Online shop.

Happy Stenciling!

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Comments

Aileen said…
Oooo my goodness my friend you have made another eye catching beauty. The green behind the gold embossed stags head is amazing. Surrounds the embossing paste layer to perfection.
sandie said…
I am so glad you got to use the stencil and wow does it look amazing with the paste-so much dimension-one stunning card and so good to see it at Time Out
Craftyfield said…
The deer looks majestic, especially in gold and the soft green ink and the stamped greenery make a perfect background for him. Thanks for joining us at Country View Challenges this month!
Anita in France said…
He is indeed most handsome in all his gold finery, Cornelia ... what a stunning stag surrounded by that lovely lush greenery! So worth the weeks of waiting for the embossing paste to dry!! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Hugs, Anita :)
Vicki Dutcher said…
This guy is awesome! Looks amazing with the gold embossing and that cool background
Fantastic with the gold and greenery behind him. Awesome card.
conil said…
Said it before and I'll say it again (becase i have a tendency to repeat myself)...if I saw this stag in the forest, I'd bow down to him. Think you did him up proud with the dark green background. Makes the gold embossing reach out and grab one's eyes. Fabulous card.
Sue - said…
Stunning card! Thanks for joining us at Happy Little Stampers Christmas Challenge.
Joyce said…
Stunning card. That golden deer is just beautiful and so very majestic. Thanks so much for playing along at Time Out.
Janice said…
A very striking card! Thank you for sharing with us at the Alphabet Challenge, and hope you can join us again soon ~ Janice DT
Monika Gulyas said…
What a wonderful design, what a wonderful card!!! The gold stencilled stag looks amazing!!! I love it!!! Thank you for joining the December challenge of the Country View Challenges!
Darlene said…
WOW! This is GORGEOUS!!! Thanks so much for playing in our Alphabet Challenge! Good Luck and please come back next month!

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Pat K said…
Absolutely gorgeous. Love the gold embossing. Thanks for joining us at Winter Wonderland. Pat K xx
Shona Chambers said…
Wow, this is absolutely stunning!! What an incredible image and it really suits all that gorgeous gold. Love all the soft green around it too, really makes the gold pop. So incredible and wonderful to see you at TIME OUT!
Linda said…
WOW! Your stag looks so majestic and I love the foliage behind him. Thank you for playing along with the Craft Stamper Challenge. Have a lovely Christmas xx
Kim Heggins said…
Simply stunning...love that beautiful gold stag! Merry Christmas!
Elina Stromberg said…
Stunning card! Love it!
Thanks for playing along our Craft Stamper blog challenge. Hoping to see you with us again in January!

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