Wednesday, 24 February 2021

Mirror Card

A masculine card today.  I'd forgotten how tricky it is to photograph cards with so much mirror card and this was the best I could do.

I used a Lisa Horton 3D 'Padded Quilt' embossing folder with silver mirror card for the background.  The layered ovals are Memory Box 'Stitched Oval Layers' die cuts and are raised up on foam tape to add some extra dimension.  The sentiment is stamped with Versafine Clair 'Nocturne' and the numbers are dies from the Works.  A few black and white Card Candi finished off my card.

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24 comments:

  1. What a striking and classy masculine card Liz x. I had trouble this week photographing a heat embossed card....not easy. How are you managing with your new light box? x.

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    1. I love my light box, perfect for getting true colours. I need more practise for taking photos of mirror card though. This photo was taken flat on the floor under normal lighting and I got a better result than in the light box. xx

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  2. A really super card for a male Liz, some super dies and like the addition of the card candy. Thank you for joining our 'AG with a Number' challenge at Allsorts.

    Kath x

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  3. Wow, such fabulous design for a male! Gorgeous mirror embossing!

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  4. This is a lot better photograph than I can manage with mirror card Liz. I like the card candi you added. Great masculine card - always hard to do but yours is fabulous.

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  5. I think your photo is good Liz and love the look of the mirror card for this masculine make and such lovely embossing, and the card candi down the left side look great. x

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  6. Stunning project, BRILLIANT design.. mirror paper is extremely hard to photograph with out your image being in it...

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  7. Gorgeous, Liz! I love your amazing embossing.
    Valerija xx

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  8. This is just gorgeous, my friend - and a terrific idea for a mirror card! I love the masculine feel to it and these are always so hard for me to make! I'm glad I found this post - I thought you hadn't posted but realized I was visiting your other sunflower blog! Silly me! Hugs! xx

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  9. Very elegant. Love the texture

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  10. A perfect masculine card Liz and good to hear you got yourself a light box.

    Thanks for joining our Anything Goes theme at Allsorts this week and choosing the Numbers option as well.

    B x

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    1. There were so many light boxes to choose from, I didn’t know where to start. The one you recommended is perfect. Thank you! xx

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  11. Very elegant! You did well on photographing the mirror card. Thank you for joining us this week at Allsorts Challenge

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  12. Great looking masculine card. Fab embossing too xxx

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  13. Always difficult to photograph but I can imagine the impact in real life - super card.

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  14. Lovely 50th card Liz . Love the quilted embossing folder

    Anne

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  15. Very elegant Liz, love what you did with he card candi.
    Hugs,
    Katrina x

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  16. This looks fabulous Liz- very classy! Love the metallic look and wonderful dimension from the embossing.
    xx

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  17. Fab creation, thanks for joining Allsorts challenge, good luck.
    Happy crafting
    Tracy x

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  18. I actually started using less mirri because of the photograpy issue Liz. I find it's fine with matt and layers though. Great card. Shabneez x

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  19. Love the embossing Liz and the age, a Super male card.
    Faith x

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  20. A perfect masculine card, I love the embossing folder of course!
    Janice x

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  21. Verry festive! And the texture makes it beautful! Hugs, Gerrina

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