Embossed Resist Technique |
A blog about home made cards and some life events. Anything from sketches, stamping, embellishing, and coloring images for card making. Most of the cards are less than 1/4 inch thick so they can easily go through the mail without extra postage.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
On-Line Card Class: Heat Wave Day 3
I am so thrilled with what I learned day 3 of class. We learned embossed resist technique. I started with watercolor paper, pounced it with my powder bag, used a tiny star background stamp with VersaMark ink, sprinkled it with clear embossing powder, set it with a heat gun and bam there were clear stars all over the watercolor paper! Next I spread water over the entire card and used distress inks watered down with "Shimmer Spitz." I then dried it completely, placed a piece of clean typing paper on top and went of it with a hot iron. I lifted the typing paper and most of the embossing adhered to it. I repeated this step until all of the embossing was gone. Now I had watercolored panel with little stars where the embossing was. Next I added the sentiment, Happy Birthday, using VersaMark black onyx ink and was able to repeat accurately with my Misti twice. Again, I let it dry, testing with embossing powder to see if it stuck, and the sentiment was completely covered with powder (I used a brush to sweep it off), it took several tries before it did not stick. Using my Misti and a cleaned off sentiment stamp, I off-set the stamp slightly to the left and below the black stamped sentiment. Using white detail embossing powder and heat setting it, the sentiment revealed a shadow and I love the effect. Below is the finished card front.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment