Today’s Thank You card is part of Kylie Bertucci’s Monthly International Blog Highlights. The theme is “Thank You,” something that we may often forget to express to others. The top ten participants with the most votes will participate in an International Blog Hop at the end of the month! If you would consider taking a moment and vote for my card, I would greatly appreciate. My card is # 6.

Thank You Card Using Faux Porcelain Technique Paired With Dainty Delight Bundle
Images copyright 1990-2023 Stampin’ Up!®

I used the Faux Porcelain technique for the background of my Thank You card. I love this technique because not only is it easy, but it adds a beautiful porcelain-like finish to the design of the card. To create the Faux Porcelain finish, I used the Pretty Flowers Embossing Folder with Pearlescent Specialty Paper. I have listed a link to a previous video I had done demonstrating the Faux Porcelain Technique. I stamped the images on Shimmery White, colored with Stampin’ Blends and die cut. To add some “bling,” I die cut the branch of leaves from the Shaded Spruce Textured Shimmer Paper. I embellished the card front with the Evening Evergreen 2021 -2023 In Color Opal Rounds.

How Do You Vote?

Click on either the button below or click here. That will take you over the website where you can see all the cards participating. Look for # and click on the little heart in the upper right hand corner of my photo. If it turns red, your vote for me has been counted. You are able to vote for up to five cards, but it is not required. You can, also, choose to vote for just one. Thank you in advance….I truly appreciate your support!

Measurements:

Faux Porcelain Thank You Inside Images copyright 1990-2023 Stampin’ Up!®

  • Soft Succulent
    • 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″
  • Pearlescent Specialty Paper
    • 4″ x 5 1/4″ (faux porcelain layer)
  • Basic White
    • 4″ x 5 1/4″ (inside layer)
  • Shimmery White
    • 4″ x 5″ (greeting, stamped/die cut images)
  • Textured 12″ x 12″ Shimmer Paper (Shaded Spruce)
    • 5″ x 3″ (die cut)

Video Demonstrating Faux Porcelain Technique

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17 Comments

  1. Kathi thanks for sharing the Faux Porcelain Technique. It really is the star of the card. Thanks for being part of my International Blog Highlights this month and all the best with voting!

  2. Your card caught my eye right from the beginning! It’s lovely! I enjoyed your video, too. Great technique!