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A simple black & white card created with the Painted Poppies stamp set - Stampin' Up Mini Catalogue 2020 |
These are the variations of the Painted Poppies card I shared on Friday. They couldn't be simpler!
I simply white heat embossed the image (twice) onto my Basic Black card and then heat embossed the greeting from Butterfly Wishes.
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This Painted Poppies card is white heat embossed onto black card and then painted with Whisper White craft ink tinted with Cherry Cobbler ink |
TIPS:
- The craft ink is slow drying and easy to smudge so, if you're right handed, work from left to right and top to bottom when painting.
- The tonal contrast with the black card is so great that you will get a rather translucent result. This can be mitigated by adding more layers of ink - allowing the ink to dry between coats.
- I found the best way to clean up the white, heat embossed lines after painting was with a cotton bud to minimise the "halo" effect of smudged craft ink.
- I stamped with the craft ink rather than Versamark before adding the white embossing powder. Both work well, I just find the white easier to see.
Thank you for visiting.
'Til next time! (Friday 10th January)
Stephanie
Love it! The cherry looks lavender - lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue! Yes - testing definitely required if a particular colour or tone is desired!
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