Stamping and then Embossing before coloring your image can lead to interesting but simple cards.
I used a white pigment ink to stamp the image and greeting. Then I embossed using a clear embossing powder.
Not apparent in this photo, but by adding clear embossing powder over white ink, the starkness of the white ink was toned down a bit. This also allows me to "get to work" sooner and not worrying about smearing the ink. White Pigment Ink can take a long time to dry. I then colored the image with color pencils, very minimally.
By doing this on a black card stock, minimal coloring is needed. A few embellishments and a ribbon is all that is needed finished the look. This is an A2 card, matted on pink cardstock and then a white card base. Rhinestones finish off the look with just a little bling.
Double click on image for a closer view of stamping and coloring. The dusty looking background is due to the static powder I used and did not wipe it down before picture taken. |
Happy Crafting,
Josette
Pretty design, I love the way the flowers look against the black background.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful technique! Love the way the colors pop on the parrot tulips! Fancy finished look on this design!
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