Here is the finished card:
Here is my tutorial is for the background:
Step one; gather supplies; ink colors you want, along with a glossy paper panel.
Step 2 - ink up the glossy card stock. [No need to blend perfectly]
Step 3 - once inked, using Versamark ink, stamp the image over the panel, and emboss with clear embossing powder.
Step 4 Final Step - using black ink, sponge over the entire panel. Take a rag, and wipe off the panel, [which will remove any ink on the embossed images].
Cool effect right? So many possibilities with this technique!
Here is the final card again;
To finish off the card, I gold embossed the poinsettia image, and sponged with a couple of the same inks as the background. Using the smaller die, I cut out the center portion, and adhered it with dimension tape. I added a sentiment on vellum, and my card is finished.
Try this technique, it is really fun to do!
Thanks for stopping by~
6 comments:
This is a gorgeous card!
I love that background.
You, my friend, make THE coolest artsy cards!
Absolutely stunning!
Great card, Vicki. Thanks for sharing it and this wonderful technique for the background--love it.
So much to look at- just lovely!
So beautiful and a great reminder of how lovely the Joseph's Coat looks. I have not done that in ages.
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