Hi y'all,
I saw a wonderful technique I wanted to try over at Sandi Maciver's blog. Thanks for the info, Sandi! It is clear embossing that resists rubbed ink on the card. Emboss resist it is called. I have seen it before, but never really saw any card I HAD to make with it. But this winter scene made me want to give it a try.
I used the pine tree group stamp from PLANT HOPE stamp set, with versa mark ink on white card stock, then clear embossing powder. Then heat set it.
Next I used a piece of sponge and rubbed on 3 different colors of blue - pool party, marina mist and not quite navy. I tried to use the darkest color as a shadow around and under the trees.
I didn't like the greenish color of pool party for this card. Next time I would use Bashful Blue I believe. But I still like the overall look. I matted not quite navy and pool party card stock behind the stamped panel.
I have not put any sentiment yet. I keep cards like this a lot until I need a card. Then I choose the sentiment I need and attach it then.
Hope you enjoyed this wintery looking card. A lot of states got snow this weekend so I thought this card was appropriate for them. BRRRRRR
Have a happy Halloween and be safe to all!!
Great winter looking card! I have always wanted to try that technique too but have never had the opportunity. I will have ti kiij thri=ough my stamps and try it. This turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love the frosty look of the trees!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great, Jennifer! You did a wonderful job making it look wintery!! I love emboss resist...it's so much fun to see how well it turns out!
ReplyDeleteHugz2u,
Sharon