Autumn emboss resist
Hello everyone – I have a fun twist on an old technique with the Autumn emboss resist card.
I ran across this technique and knew it would be a great background for your card. I decided to try it with a twist. I used Versamark and brown as my ink which meant my images were brown and not white when you added the ink. I used some fall colors to make it bright and fun.
Today’s Project
To do emboss resist you ink up your stamp with Versamark – I also inked it with brown after I added the Versamark – and stamp your image. After you have covered your whole background you cover the images with embossing powder and heat set it.
When I think of Fall I think of bright golds and oranges with a touch of green. I chose those colors to use for my ink blending. There were a few spots where the 2 colors I used gave a brown so there is a touch of brown in there also. You blend the colors to cover the panel. Look at how colorful this panel is!
To see how to do this technique, here is the video
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You can use create great background with stamps and stencils like this idea. If your supplies are limited think about creating a background using scoring like this idea.
About today’s card
white – 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ scored at 4 1/4″
3 3/4″ x 5″
1 1/2″ x 2 3/4″
dark brown cardstock – 4″ x 5 1/4″
scrap for top of acorn
tan cardstock – scraps for acorn
Supplies used for the Autumn emboss resist card
Front Porch stamp set – Catherine Pooler
Autumn Sunflowers – Brass & Bliss
Acorn punch
Burlap twine
brown cardstock
tan cardstock
white cardstock
brown ink
So what do you think of this twist on the technique? What colors would you have used for the Autumn emboss resist card?
Thanks for visiting! Have a Sensational Sunday!
