Create a groovy Flower Power Emboss Resist card with the June stamps and Peerless Watercolors. Find additional links featuring this technique at the end of this article.
Members received a sample of these unique DryColor sheets with their Gossamer Page and Card kits last December. They are so rich and come in a wide range of colors. I received the 48 color palette called the Sidekick. I selected several colors to coordinate with the Flower Power palette to complete this card.
Flower Power Emboss Resist technique
Stamp the peace symbol onto mixed media (or watercolor) paper with CS® Watermark Ink. Sprinkle the images with white embossing powder and heat set to melt.
Spray the panel generously with water.
Dip a wet paint brush into the DryColor palette to activate the watercolors. Add paint to the images, beginning with the lightest colors first. The embossed areas of the panel will "resist" the paint to create the desired effect.
Continue to add color to the panel, spritzing more water as needed to move the paint around the images.
Remember to leave open space for additional colors, being mindful of which colors will blend well together. Dab excess paint from the embossed areas with a paper towel or dry cloth. Once you are satisfied with your design, set the panel aside to dry completely before moving on to the next step.
Stamp a sentiment onto a white panel. Mat with blue and adhere to the panel with foam adhesive.
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Happy stamping!
Be sure to visit these vintage blog posts for even more Emboss Resist inspiration!
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CS Watermark Ink Pad
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This clear ink creates a "watermark" effect on all kinds of papers. Ideal for use with embossing powders and for resist techniques. Create watermark or light shadow images on uncoated card stock Use for Batik-like dye ink resist effects on… Read More
