I really hope you are all enjoying your summer - can you believe we are over half way through August already?!?!
I am back again this week with another card for Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge - if you haven't had a chance to join us and play along - now is a great time! This week is another absolutely fabulous sketch:
This week I decided to try a technique I had never done before - resist embossing. I was recently watching the feed from this year's Stampin' Up! convention and saw one of the presenters use this technique and I really wanted to try it. Basically, I used Watercolour Paper and stamped it with Versamark ink. I then used White Embossing Powder along with my Heat Tool. I then used my Aqua Painter along with Coastal Cabana ink and painted over the paper. The ink does not stick to the Embossing Powder and creates this wonderful effect - unfortunately, I found it super hard to photograph - I hope you can see it! And it really is Coastal Cabana - for some reason the colour almost looks green in some of the pictures... :(
Here is my card:
I really hope you will take some time and come play along with use this week - just click on the link above. :)
Card Recipe:
Card Stock: Coastal Cabana, Watercolour Paper
Stamp Sets: Bloom with Hope
Ink: Versamark, Coastal Cabana
Tools/Techniques: Emboss Resist, White Embossing Powder, Aqua Painters, In Colour Sequin Assortment (Coastal Cabana)
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Steph
I love the watercolour over the embossing....it is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love all the colors of green! It is a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and the technique you used, great take on the sketch too.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Great technique with beautiful results! I think I will have to try that myself!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great technique. I will have to try it! The card came out beautiful. I love the water color look.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so dreamy and I absolutely love the watercolour effect!
ReplyDeleteI love the embossing over the watercolour affect so pretty!
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