Painted With Love papers get a new lease on life

Painted with love die cut framelits watercolor wash golf foil embossing birthday 12x12 papers

I received a couple of very cool birthday cards from my friends Joni and Mary last week, and I couldn't wait to share them with you! Call me crazy, but I never would have thought to use the Painted With Love specialty foil-embossed papers like this!

Painted with love has some very large, watercolor-inspired patterns that make it great for scrapbooking, but might pose a challenge to cardmakers who are used to smaller prints. I adore what these ladies did with it!

Painted with love die cut framelits watercolor wash golf foil embossing diecuts 12x12 papers

I really like how the die-cut interrupts the big bold pattern and reduces it to something very cool visually. Gold is great, but it can be a bit much on a small card. This technique cut the legs off the brassiness and leaves the modern, painted elegance.

Painted with love die cut framelits watercolor wash golf foil embossed 12x12 papers

This one blows me away (I love butterflies!). Look at how the foil embossing, conveniently already on the paper, just shines in the light. These are the kinds of cards you turn this way and that in your hands, to catch the gleam. WOW.

Painted with love die cut framelits watercolor wash golf foil embossing 12x12 papers

Here's a quick run-down on how to get your hands on our SIX different foil-embossed paper packs, and what dies I think would work great for this technique.

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Suddenly my brain is going, "oh my word! I need more of this paper!" instead of "what in the world am I going to use this paper for?" Don't these two cards just spark the ideas?

I can't wait to try this technique. Leave me a comment and let Joni, Mary and I know if you are going to try this awesome idea, too!


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  1. The butterfly card is outstanding! I’m going downstairs to figure out which sheet you used for it, and see if I have any left. Thanks for sharing.

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