new technique?

[queen bee]

I am not sure if this a new technique or not. Here is a link to a card I made. Glossy paper worked great and light colored cardstock has tons of possibilities.
b-day thanks by queen bee at Splitcoaststampers

[Nicole's Mom]

That is a beautiful card. Please forgive me as I am confused on the process. Did you first put the color from the tissue paper then emboss on the cuddlebug? I want to note that some tissue paper does not bleed so make sure what kind of tissue paper you are using. Also I thought Baroque Matifs was a stamp not an embossing die? Or did you use embossing powder? If so then what is the cuddlebug for?

Ha enough questions.
thanks for sharing

[bluegirl]

thankyou for sharing I love the card it is awesome

[cardmaker2]

It looks like the Baroque Motif swirl is featured on the circle on the front, not the BG. That is definitely CB'd.

Beautiful card! I love the subtle colouring from the tissue.

[53queenbee]

I am heading to the gift wrap closet right now for tissue! That background is very nice.

[Nicole's Mom]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cardmaker2

It looks like the Baroque Motif swirl is featured on the circle on the front, not the BG. That is definitely CB'd.

Beautiful card! I love the subtle colouring from the tissue.

Yes you are right!

[ndeelou]

I seem to remember it is the spectra brand tissue that is water soluble. The "finished" ones with shimmer or fancy edges do not work for me.

thanks for sharing!

betsy

[shellpole]

The bleeding tissue tech has been around for many years....Spectra for you US girls and Phil Taylor for Aussies ..... a couple of the Phil Taylors will not work, but the majority will.

Your card is very pretty!