Emboss Resist!
This is for all of you technique junkies that have been waiting for me to post something technique related! LOL I'm not usually a technique person, but this was fun! This is also one of the cards from my Stamp-a-Stack that I did last night. Boy, am I exhausted! :)
Sorry for my lack of posts this week. I've been crazed, like I knew (and posted) that I would be! I should be doing several other things right now, actually! LOL BUT, I figured I'd try and give you something else to look at, AND let you know I'm still ALIVE!!! :)
This is actually the first time that I tried this technique. I simply embossed the image from Garden Whimsy with Versamark and Clear Embossing Powder, and then sponged the color on. I used my Daubers, and started ON the image and worked out for a nice gradation effect. Then you just wipe the color off of the embossed areas with a paper towel. Easy Peasy. I think it turned out quite pretty.
I also did some "faux dry embossing" on the Saffron layer with my 1/4 circle hole punch. I love that tiny Olive twill ribbon that I got from the last ribbon. Feels so nice. All stamps are Stampin' Up!.
Well, that's about it! It's my Hubby's birthday today, and we're talking about checking out a sandcastle competition at Siesta Key beach! There should be plenty of sandy eye candy there!
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend, and I'll be back "soon"! :)
xox,
k
Love it! Great card....I went and bought the clear embossing powder just so I could do this...and you know I haven't yet tried it. LOL I'm so lazy. :P
ReplyDeleteOoooh I love this idea- cant wait to try it out!
ReplyDeletei am not much of a technique person either but I love this. I am planning on using this technique for my mother-in-laws mother's day card.
ReplyDeleteI love this technique. Yours turned out beautiful. I like doing it with versamark and chalks, too.
ReplyDeleteI love your card Kirsten. You have sooo much talent. I hope you enjoy your day at the beach, Happy Birthday to you hubby! Take care!
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