I just did the normal Joseph Coat method - colors of Marvy Brush
markers I chose to randomly scribble color on white glossy cs.
Stamp and emboss image in clear. Color overall with black Marvy
Brush marker and wipe off excess.
Cut out with decorative scissors and foam tape mounted on card
front. Used spiral hole punch on yellow triangle piece of cs
and this is mounted with double stick tape to card front.
The saying stamp (from VIP) is stamped on card front in Encore
gold ink. I also used the spiral punch on the right hand bottom
corner of the back inside panel of the card.
This is a Magenta stamp.
Same Joseph Coat method as on the sample card shown above.
I just stamped the image twice, cut them out, and foam tape mounted
them onto yellow glossy cs panel which I had cut out with decorative
scissors and had mounted with double stick tape to black glossy
card front.
Stamp Artist - Pam Fraser
Stamp Artist - Pam Fraser
The pear is from A Stamp
in the Hand and the Kanji Poem is from Hero Arts (#f1817).
For this one, I applied Radiant Pearls directly to my pear stamp
and then I stamped the image onto white cs (I believe I used
glossy for this).
I did the same with the Kanji Poem. Then I embossed both with
clear ep. Next, I covered the whole thing with black Colorbox
pigment ink and embossed again with the clear ep.
The previously stamped images reappear as you emboss. I mounted
this panel to a gold panel with double stick tape which was then
mounted to the red card front with double stick tape. I then
used my glue gun and a black glue stick to dribble some glue
onto the card front and placed an oriental charm I had into the
glue.
Stamp Artist - Robin Wilkins butterfly
- Close to My Heart
Beauty - Uptown Designs.
Stamp Artist - Robin Wilkins Strawberry
by Artistic Stamp Exchange
Stamp Artist - Robin Wilkins Images:Stamp
In the Hand
The four resist stamping
example shown above, stamp artist Robin Wilkins used the Ranger
Resist pad on glossy stock, heat set & brayered Kaliedacolor
ink over the top. Except for the Strawbery card example, shadow
ink was daubed on using a sponge.
Stamp Artist - Cindi Bisson
Stamp Artist - Cindi Bisson
Cindi's two examples were created
using images from The Angel Company.
Stamp Artist - Anita Regler
Stamp Artist - Anita Regler
Stamp Artist - Debbie
Stamp Artist - Anita Regler
Stamp Artist
Debbie, used glossy white cardstock, Versamark ink, Creamy Caramel
(SUp!) ink, a brayer, and a background stamp (i think it's from
D.O.T.S.).
Once you have stamped the cardstock with your background image,
you brayer the color of your choice over the top.
I have found that it does NOT look good at first... almost like
it's not going to work. Just keep brayering. eventually.. the
design shows thru!
It's great for layering.
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Christmas Peace" set
Tree is clear
embossed on white cardstock, then brayered over using a Kaleidacolor
ink pad
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Christmas Peace" set
Tree is gold
embossed on white cardstock, then stippled over with Radiant
Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Just a Note" set
Music Note is
purple embossed on white cardstock, then stippled over with Radiant
Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Flutterbys" set
Butterflies are
embossed using various embossing powders on white cardstock,
then stippled over with Radiant Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Flutterbys" set
Butterfly is
embossed in white on white cardstock, then stippled over with
Radiant Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Just a Note" set
Rose is clear
embossed on white cardstock, then stippled over with Radiant
Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Ancient Art" set
Lizards are clear
embossed on brown cardstock, then stippled over with Mahogany
Radiant Pearls
Stamp Artist - Joyce Spear
Stamp
Credit: Stampin' Up!'s "Flutterbys" set
Butterfly is
embossed in white on pink cardstock, then sponged over with various
dye ink colors
Stamp Artist - Karen
Resist Stamping
with waxed paper
Contributed By: Karen
- Krayon906@cs.com
The technique I just learned for quick and colorful backgrounds
blows me away.
You need glossy paper (any size), wax paper (just bigger than
the paper), and an iron. Crumble up the wax paper and then set
between the glossy sides of the glossy paper.
Take an iron at medium heat and iron over the paper for between
10 and 30 seconds. When you're done, take one of the glossy sheets
and cover with ink. I used a brayer on a rainbow pad.
You can also
use a sponge or the ink pad itself, or any other way you can
think to put the ink on the paper.
The ink brings out some wonderful designs. The different ways
that you fold the wax paper bring out bring out wonderful designs.
You don't always have to crumble the paper either. Just play
with the wax paper and see what beautiful images arise.
Resist Stamping
Contributed by: Janet
Ciaramitaro
1. On white glossy cardstock,
stamp a bold image repeatedly in a random pattern using untinted
embossing ink. Dry with a heat tool.
2.
Brayer dye ink over the entire card.
3.
Stamp same image again with the same dye ink you used to brayer
the card.
4.
(Optional) Emboss a few more of the same image in a clear glitter
embossin powder for more effect. Add a phrase if you like in
a darker, coordinating color. You're done!
It's easy, and looks very impressive!
Stamp Artist - Janet Ciaramitaro
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