A Dry Embossed Panel

To create more interest, I dry embossed a rectangle behind my die cut window. I attached my rectangle Spellbinder die upside down on my grey cardstock and fed the paper through the Big Shot to dry emboss, skipping the die cutting stage. The stamped image was placed under the window die cut and traced, so that I could cut it down to the size to fit.

Natalie

Card Recipe
Stamps: image (Hampton Arts), sentiment (PTI)
Papers: white cardstock (Georgia Pacific), grey cardstock (Bazzill)
Ink: Versafine Onyx
Accessories: window die (Memory Box), Spellbinder Rectangles & Long Rectangles Small & Matting Basics A, ribbon (stash), acrylic snowflakes (Dollarama), Copics

Look Out the Window!

The "Bricked" embossing folder by Sizzix perfectly support the window die from Memory Box. To enhance the detail in the bricks, I applied Silver Glimmer Mist, blotting the excess on the bricks and allowing the remainder to sit as "mortar". The "panes of glass" are automatically cut out when the window die is used and an image must be stamped on a piece of paper to be placed between the dies and the embossed paper.

Natalie

Card Recipe
Stamp: Inkadinkado
Papers: yellow (scrap), white cardstock (Georgia Pacific), brown cardstock (Bazzill)
Ink: ColorBox Evergreen, Distress Black Soot
Accessories: Spellbinder Matting Basics A, embossing folder (Sizzix Bricked), reindeer die (Sizzix), rhinestone (Kaiser), ribbon (stash), Silver Glimmer Mist, window die (Memory Box)