Melanie Muenchinger
is one of Gina K’s designers and she recently posted a coloring method she
calls the Whitewash Technique. It gives
a soft look reminiscent of vellum and I can see scores of applications for this
. . .
The technique couldn’t
be simpler: stamp and emboss a line
image, then tap your waterbrush onto a white pigment ink pad and color! How hard is that? When dry, you can do the same thing with a
light-colored inkpad such as pink or green and add some highlights to the
image. You can find a link to her video
on this process HERE.
I think this method
would make great ghosts, curtains, window panes, summer clothing, clouds, or
anything you want to have a misty look to it.
Have some fun and give it a try!
Cardstock: Marcos Jute, Bazzill Rain Forest, Forest Green
Stamps: Great Impressions Random Dot Background,
Stacy Stamps Fern, Studio G “Live for Today”
Stacy Stamps Fern, Studio G “Live for Today”
Inks: ColorBox Cream White, Frost White, Distress
Bundled
Sage, Brushed Corduroy, Ancient
Page Pine
Emb Powder: Stampendous
Ivory Pearl, Shabby White
Emb Folder: Spellbinders Bricks & Bark
Dies: Spellbinders Back to Basics tag
Ooh, so pretty! What a great image for this technique! And I love the wood grain embossing you added to the layout. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card Sue. This technique suits your stamp perfectly and love the dusting of Frantage onto it. Julie x
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