Cherry Blossom - Embossed Foil Card - Rinea

Hi Crafty Friends...Rinea Double Sided Foiled Paper makes a beautiful background especially when you add texture to it by embossing.  Now, here is where I make a bit of a confession. This technique only came about by accident; as I wasn't expecting this result. Instead of a disaster, I was pleasantly surprised with what serendipity revealed (aka: happy coincidence). So let's see what happens when... you apply Alcohol Blending Solution to embossed Rinea foil.

Cherry Blossom Thank You Card: 

Directions:
1. Place a piece of blush foil into the embossing folder and send it through the die cutting machine.

2.  Apply Blending Solution to a felt pad and gently rub over the embossed design. When Alcohol Blending Solution comes into contact with the raised areas of the embossing, that area will lose its color and reveal the silver core color. This photo shows the embossed image after Blending Solution has been applied.

3.  Use black ink to stamp the Fuji Goddess Face onto white cardstock. Color the image with chalks and cut out. Matte the image with silver and pink fibrous paper.

 

4.  Attach the embossed cherry blossom foil to the cardbase. Adhere the stamped face. Next, stamp bamboo stalks with green ink and use a 3" paper punch to cut a circle. Layer it to the left side of the stamped face.

5. Attach a pink fiber along the bottom edge of the stamped face image.

6.  Finally, embellish the card with a dragonfly, gems, and a sentiment.

A Closer Look:

Rinea Supplies: Crafters Glossy Pack: Rinea Paper-Foil 10-Pack 15cm x 25cm (Blush)

Other Supplies:  Alcohol Blending Solution (Ranger), felt applicator tool, Cherry Blossom Embossing Folder, white cardstock, black ink pad, Fuji Goddess stamp (Stampington & Co), chalk (Inkadinkado), mini gems, dragonfly, fiber, sentiment, 3" circle punch, cardbase 5x7"

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How to Color Rinea Double Sided Foiled Paper

Hey Girls,
If you like getting a bit messy, then today's post is for you.  The smooth & glossy nature of Rinea's foil paper make it a perfect match to be used with Alcohol Inks. I began by creating a simple rainbow stripe with a beautiful result. As my friend always says, have a play with the products, experiment, and "go for it!"

Rainbow Daisy Embossed Foil Birthday Card: 

  
Directions:1. Place a piece of silver foil into an embossing folder and run it through a die cutting machine.

2.  Use Alcohol Inks on a felt ink tool to apply one color to the embossed silver paper. Begin in the upper left corner applying red. Use a tapping motion rather than a rubbing motion to apply the Alcohol Inks. Continue adding colors to create a diagonal rainbow. Add red, orange, green, teal, blue, & purple.

3.  Attach the colored foil to a black cardbase leaving a narrow black border.
4.  Stamp a birthday greeting with black ink onto white cardstock, apply black embossing powder, and heat set. Adhere it to the upper left corner with dimensional foam tape.
5.  Finally, embellish the center of the flowers with corresponding Dew Drop Gems.

A Closer Look: 

Supplies: Rinea Silver Double Sided Foiled Paper
Crafters Glossy Pack: Rinea Paper-Foil 10-Pack 15cm x 25cm (Silver)

Other Supplies: Daisy Embossing Folder (Darice), Die Cutting Machine, Alcohol Inks -Red Pepper, Sunset Orange, Meadow Stream, Denim, & Purple Twighlight (Ranger), Alcohol Blending Solution (Ranger), Felt Blending Tool, white cardstock, Happy Birthday stamp, black pigment ink, black embossing powder, heat gun, Dew Drop Gems (The Robin's Nest), dimensional foam tape, black cardbase 4x6"

To purchase the beautiful double sided foiled paper, visit Rinea.

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Stamped 3D Flower - Rinea Double Sided Foiled Paper

I had so much fun creating this layered flower...I can't wait to make more! It is a lot easier than you might think. I hope you enjoy my brief tutorial.

Rinea Supplies:
Crafters Glossy Pack: Rinea Paper-Foil 10-Pack 15cm x 25cm (Blush)

Other Supplies: Permanent Black Ink Pad (Tsukineko), Fairies & Blossoms 2 Rubber Stamp Set (Sin City Stamps), dimensional foam tape, gem

Step By Step:

 

A Closer Look: 

To purchase the metallic pink paper foil (Blush), visit Rinea.

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Beauty in Gold Layout with Rinea Double Sided Foiled Paper

Hello Ladies,
I usually think that metallic papers are best left for Christmas crafting but I went out of my comfort zone and used beautiful gold foil prominently on a scrapbook layout. Using a BW photo and minimizing the numbers of colors really allowed the gold to take center stage.  I adore how it came out.  Let me show you how I created this elegant layout, as well as, share a few tips along the way.

Join me over on the Rinea Blog HERE for a step by step tutorial.

A little peek...

Rinea Supplies: Rinea Paper-Foil 10-Pack 15cm x 25cm (Gold)

To purchase the beautiful double sided gold foil, visit Rinea.

Other Supplies: double sided tape, Floral Whimsical Embossing Folder (Darice), Ebosser Die Cutting Machine (Craftwell), Black Glitter Cardstock, Black Cardstock (The Robin's Nest), Gold Metallic Dew Drops (The Robin's Nest), Gold Glitter Journaling Tag (The Robin's Nest), Gold Straw Fibers (The Robin's Nest), Craft Knife, 3" Circle Paper Punch, Puffy Sticker Embellishments (Paper House), photo 4x5"

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Embossed Rinea Paper Foil Card Backgrounds

I just love embossed papers and I use them all the time in my crafting. The subtle textures add wonderful layers. I couldn't wait to try Rinea Paper Foil because I knew it would be just beautiful when embossed. Once I started embossing, I couldn't stop and now I have a nice selection of embossed foils ready to go. Make sure you look for my post later this month when I share a scrapbook layout featuring elegant gold embossed foil.  Here are the girlie cards I made with Rinea's Blush Foil.







Once I started embossing, I couldn't stop and now I have a nice selection of embossed foils ready to go.  Make sure you look for my post next week when I share a scrapbook layout featuring elegant gold embossed foil.

Card 1: Fabulous Flourish & Fairy Birthday Card

Directions:
1. Place a piece of foil into the embossing folder and send it through the die cutter.
2. Embellish the background with mini gems. Use a permanent white marker to highlight parts of the pattern. Stamp a border onto transparency and attach it over the embossed foil.
3. Attach the embossed foil to the card base and cut off any excess overhanging foil.
4. Stamp a central focus image. Color, fussy cut, and mount with foam tape.  Add a sentiment.

TIP: Apply glitter glue in the recessed areas to add contrast within the embossed pattern.

Card 2: Fabulous Fashion Birthday Card 

 

Supplies: Crafters Glossy Pack: Rinea Paper-Foil 10-Pack 15cm x 25cm (Blush)

Other Supplies: double sided tape, Butterfly Corner Embossing Folder (Darice), Vine Embossing Folder (Darice), die cutting machine, mini gems, tulle, sentiment sticker, transparency, Black Permanent Ink pad, Fairy Stamp, Lace Border Stamp, High Heels Stamp, Dress Stamp, pink cardstock, double sided tape, card base 6x6"

Paper Foil is available from Rinea.

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Rinea Foil Scrapbooking Title

Check out my YouTube Video of a quick & easy Valentine's Day layout.  All you need are four photos and bit of vellum, transparency, and Ruby Foil to make this project so unique. Rinea paper foils die cut beautifully.  I used metallic red foil to die cut the title and then cut it in vellum to offset over the foil.  I also used a mini paper punch to cut some small hearts.  I think you will agree, it is stunning in its simplicity.

You can find the step by step video HERE.
 

Supplies: Ruby - Metallic Paper Foil (Rinea), love die cutter, die cutting machine, transparency, mini heart paper punch, silver permanent marker, Brilliance Moonlight White Ink Pad (Tsukineko), Red Glitter Sorbet Cardstock / Vellum Glitter Red Spatter / Teen Girl Stickers / Cherry Kisses Archival Seeds / Hearts Dew Drops (The Robin's Nest)

To purchase the Ruby Red foil for this project, visit Rinea.

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Heart Paper Chain Decorations - Rinea Design Team

Today's project features Rinea double sided metallic foil. I wanted to add a bit of Valentine's touches in my dining room but wanted something quick, inexpensive, & not too cutsie.  I chose red & pink paper foil because of it's lovely metallic sheen. Luckily, the paper foil is double sided with gold which suited my project perfectly. Heart paper chains are easy to make yet elegant to display. I think you will agree, they are simple yet sophisticated.

Heart chains hang from the light fixture over the dining table.

    

Heart chains hang from the metal wall art in the dining room.

Supplies: Rinea paper-foil 10-pack 15 cm x 25 cm (6" x 10") - Glossy Red/Gold & Glossy Pink/Gold, baker's twine, double sided tape

Directions:
1. Apply a strip of double sided tape along the edge of a piece of paper foil.
2. Cut strips .5"x 6" (Each strip should have a bit of double sided tape.)
3. Fold each strip in half.
4. Gently curve each end in, remove baking paper, and attach ends together.
5. To join hearts, insert the end through the previous paper heart and adhere the ends.
6. Before adhering the last heart to the chain, attach the ends of a piece of baker's twine between the paper foil to form a loop and secure.