Tonight’s Stampin’ Up! colour is Cherry Cobbler!
I am using the Prized Peony Bundle for this card, with the Dainty Diamonds and Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing folders for beautiful textural interest.
A classic colour combination often used for Christmas, but also works with anything floral related.
Just look at the texture from those embossing folders in the background and on the leaves, and the gold heat embossing on the petals for gorgeous shine!!!! The addition of the scalloped lace trim adds a touch of softness.
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Kate Morgan, Independent Stampin Up!® Demonstrator Rowville, Victoria, Australia 
Thank you for a stunning card, again, Kate! Love your embossing techniques!
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A beautiful card Kate and that gold embossing is stunning as is the dry embossing on the background
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Oh, my! The gold embossing on the peony looks incredible! It looks amazing on the layered, embossed background.
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The gold embosssing on the flowers layers really does make it pop and highlight them even more! I never would have thought to do that!
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So much to love about your card Kate – my favourite embossing folder, the gold heat embossing on the petals and that touch of lace! Thank you for sharing your cherry cobbler inspiration with us all tonight xx
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Oh my goodness, I LOVE the Cherry Cobbler card embossed with Dainty Diamonds – such a rich, dramatic, look. Beautiful, Kate.
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This card could be used for so many occasions – including Christmas, just by changing the greeting. Nice one Kate!
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