Star of Light Embossed Christmas Card

This quick Star of Light Embossed Christmas Card uses Heat Embossing for the sentiments and background and a die cut Star for the focal point.
Star of Light Embossed Christmas CardSUPPLIES:
Stamps:  Star of Light Photopolymer #142110
Ink:  VersaMark #102283
Cardstock:  Night of Navy
Gold Foil Sheets #132622
Big Shot:  Starlight Thinlits #141840
Heat Embossing:  Silver Embossing Powder #109131
Gold Embossing Powder #109129
Embossing Buddy #103083
Heat Tool #129053
Adhesives:  Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets #144106

INSTRUCTIONS:
1.  Cut your Night of Navy card base at 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″.  Score and fold at 4-1/4″.
2.  Rub your entire card front with your Embossing Buddy.  It may leave a fine white layer on top.  This is great.  This will help the embossing powder stick only to your stamped image.
3.  Choose your sentiments.  Stamp them in VersaMark ink in the upper left corner and the lower right corner.
~Cover with Gold embossing powder.  Remove excess and put back in the container.
~Use your Heat Tool to melt the embossing powder until it is all shiny.
~Repeat this process with the swirls using Silver embossing powder.  I just did one swirl at a time including the Heat Tool step.  I then did the second swirl.
Your background is done.
4.  Star.
~Choose the Star Thinlit you want to use.
~Cut a 3″ x 4″ Gold Foil Sheet
~Put a 3″ x 4″ piece of Multipurpose Adhesive Sheet on the White side of your Gold Foil Sheet.
~Use this Big Shot Sandwich:
Big Shot Platform with Thin Die Adapter (OR Multipurpose Platform with all tabs closed)
Flat cutting plate/pad
Gold Foil Sheet with the Gold side up
Star Thinlit
1 sheet Printer Paper folded in half and covering the whole Foil Sheet.  This will keep the Foil Surface smooth and shiny instead of distressed looking.
Flat cutting plate/pad.
~Run through Big Shot.
~Peel off Adhesive Backing and attach your Star to your card front.
Your Card is finished.

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