It's time for another Technique
Tuesday. But first I wanted to share with you a bit of
Stampin' Up news. Starting on
December 9 and running through the 23rd you can receive free shipping on orders over $70. But that's not all today they also released the retired list and for the first time they are offering 10% off the retired sets. I'm quite happy that only one of my sets went on the retired list not like it really matters since I keep all my sets!! You can find the retired list on my sidebar just click the golfing stamp.
So anyways back to stamping I did up some Christmas cards a few weeks ago using the polished stone technique and figured this would be a good to show. Just an FYI since I've already shown you how to emboss I skipped that step here. I stamped several snowflakes on my glossy
cardstock with clear embossing powder.
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You will need to start with the following supplies rubbing alcohol, glossy card stock with your embossed image, (at least) 2
reinker colors
preferably one light and one dark, and a cotton ball.
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First dip your cotton ball into the rubbing alcohol don't soak it just a dab. Then drop your ink colors in a random order on your cotton ball where you have the rubbing alcohol. Do this with both colors or however many you picked.
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On your glossy card stock dab the color randomly over it covering the entire piece.
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After you have covered the paper rub off the excess ink that is over your embossed image using a
Kleenex.
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It should look like this. Tomorrow I will show you the cards I made. Happy Stamping!
3 comments:
This is why I need to buy glossy cs!! I love this idea :-)
Lovely technique, such a pretty result...thanks for the tutorial.
Nice job.
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