This technique packed video will show you several ways to use the Emboss Resist Technique and to step it up after you finish!
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I really enjoy the Nature's Harvest Bundle, and I've used this set a ton already. This time I used the dies quite a bit. I used the Calypso Coral Pieces of the Harvest Meadow Designer Series Paper and added some cork and the lattice (cut into a smaller piece) to add texture for this card.
This Basic White Card is embossed in Gold with Gold Ribbon and Gilded Gems. It is perfect for friends who like shine!
This background was made by simply dragging Pacific Point Ink from the inkpad across Basic White cardstock using a Blending Brush. Black silhouettes create a striking focal point. I also colored the Black and White Gingham ribbon with a Pacific Point Marker. You have to be careful not to smear the ink on things when you color ribbon with a water based marker. I typically let it dry overnight.
For this card, I repeated the image from the designer series paper to the focal die cuts. I think this is a great fresh yet still fall inspired card.
This card is bright and light and features the small thistle like flower image.
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A Tent Topper card can be made in a variety of ways with various shapes as the Top. In this photo I included a die cut scalloped circle and a square that was cut with a paper cutter. I merely cut out the hibiscus blooms to show that you can still make this card using the square on its side even if you don't have dies! The sentiment could also have been cut out as well for a card that could be made without dies if desired.
The card is a 4-1/4" square made by cutting the 11 inch side of paper to 4-1/4 inches leaving the card 8-1/2 inches long and folding in the middle. The layers shown are 4 inch and 3-3/4 inch squares. To create the Topper Square, a three inch cut Coastal Cabana colored square was layered with a 2-3/4 inch whisper white square.
The emboss resist technique is easy to do. You just stamp with Versamark ink, sprinkle clear embossing powder liberally over the cardstock and heat thoroughly with the heat tool. Then you just sponge ink with a sponge all over the top of the paper.
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This Northern Lights Technique Tutorial uses the Snow Front Stamp Set, Sponge Daubers for coloring and the sentiment from the So Many Stars Stamp Set heat embossed in Silver.
Step by Step, you'll see how to easily create your own Northern Lights card by watching the video above. The biggest requirement is plenty of space to work! giggle Either clean your table or find a new clean table for speed and ease!
This is the photo that inspired me....Pretty close to the stamped result, right?
