The main image is embossed with Black Embossing Powder. I then took a small paint brush and lightly brushed on some bleach. Each color of cardstock will react differently to the bleach. Sometimes it turns a lighter shade, sometimes it turns close to white and other times it turns a completely different color shade. I suggest testing a small scrap before doing this on your project.
I also dressed up the inside of the card with the same cross and sentiment from the stamp set. This would be a wonderful card for any number of religious occasions.
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PRODUCTS USED:
Stamps: Crosses of Hope (WM#117136, CM#120567, Digital #129595)
Colors: Basic Black, Whisper White, Certainly Celery
Accessories: Black Embossing Powder (#109133), Heat Tool (#129053), Versamark Ink Pad (#102283), Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch (#119275)
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| Crosses of Hope (WM#117136, CM#120567, Digital #129595) |
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| Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch (#119275) |
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| Heat Tool (#129053) |
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| Original stamp set mentioned above--Zoo Review (WM#122197, CM#122199) |
3 comments :
Wow! Bleaching around the image lends an amazing look! What a great idea!
Love that technique with this stamp set. Gorgeous card.
The bleaching gives the cross a glow, doesn't it. Very cool! Thanks for the technique reminder!
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