For the next few months she is exploring embossing.
Here is my sample below - with the steps. Hope they are easy to follow!
It's so simple. And it is on Tim Holtz blog under the 12 tas of Christmas 2010 if you want to see another step by step...
I hope this helps...Bear with me - I tried to really simplify it...
1st select your paper and stamps... I like doing this on pattern paper - you will see why in a bit... but plain works too. (also stamps with thin lines - you dont see the resist as much - so I use this with solid pictures or thicker letters)
I hope this helps...Bear with me - I tried to really simplify it...
1st select your paper and stamps... I like doing this on pattern paper - you will see why in a bit... but plain works too. (also stamps with thin lines - you dont see the resist as much - so I use this with solid pictures or thicker letters)
Next I stamp my pic using versa mark watermark ink.
Then I cover the paper where it is stamped with clear embossing powder.
Then I cover the paper where it is stamped with clear embossing powder.
Next break out the heat tool and heat the stamped image until it is shiny
(some people like the shine and stop - but I like adding the distress inks to it - after I apply the distress ink over and around the image - It really makes it pop and you save the pattern underneath.)
.The image below is after I added drops of water around it and heat dried it -
If you are a tim holtz fan - you probly have tried this one before - I love how it looks...
If you are a tim holtz fan - you probly have tried this one before - I love how it looks...
If you have any questions - email me!!
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