I took a large piece of paper and cut it into 4 equal pieces that I knew would fit into my journal.
For the first technique I stamped with Embossing Ink onto the paper. I'm not sure whether you can see the image!
I inked over it with Distress Inks but found that I hadn't really got the embossing ink juicy enough on my stamp so the image didn't show up very well. I sprayed the paper with water and dried it.
There was a faint image from the stamp so I thought I would use it as a shadow.I stamped the image again using Distress Ink and put it slightly to one side of the original.
For the second image, I put Distress Inks randomly on to the stamp and then misted it with water before stamping it onto the paper.
For the third technique, I stamped the image with the embossing ink and then used Pan Pastel to highlight the image.
For the last technique, as I don't own one of those rainbow ink pads I did lines of colour using distress ink.
I stamped the image with embossing ink and put clear embossing powder over and heated it with the heat gun.
When it had cooled I inked over the whole paper with Black Distress Ink and then wiped off the embossed part. I forgot that embossing powder will stick to Distress Ink if it isn't totally dry so there is added speckle!
I inked round the edges of the papers and stuck them in my journal.
Thanks for stopping by.
Bernice
Love your techniques - some ideas there that I think I will try. I don't think the speckle distracts on the last one. I wouldn't have thought of doing that.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I love all the colors. I can see powder in my next checkout basket at the art supply store.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting exercise - I enjoyed looking at the 4 different techniques. I think the extra speckle on the last photo adds even more interest to the picture, it's a great effect.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely stamp too!
That's an interesting challenge and idea. Like your effects
ReplyDeleteLove the 2nd one!
ReplyDeleteLove the 2nd one!
ReplyDeleteThese are all great - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteRinda
Always learning so thanks for sharing your beautiful designs and tips. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Thanks for sharing your techniques.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Teresa