Today I’m returning to a favorite technique by Lydia Fiedler which she calls Drunken Embossed Foil . . .
My post on February 29 of this year explains the easy technique. Basically, after fastening a layer of tinfoil over cardstock, it is then put into an embossing folder (3D is best) and run through. Gesso is thinly painted over the foil and allowed to dry. Alcohol inks are then added. The gesso take away the translucent effect of the alcohol inks and makes them opaque. Voila! Lots of saturated, vibrant color.
Using a perfectly flat stamp with no image (a brayer would work as well), I stroked on gold ink and embossed in gold. Only the embossed highlights took the gold while the colored background stayed the same. Luscious!
Cardstock: Bazzill Lagoon, White, Canson Aquarelle #90,
Scrap Gold
Stamps: Hero Moments
Inks: Adirondack Alcohol Ink Meadow, Bottle,
Stonewashed, ColorBox Gold
Emb Pwdr: Ranger Gold
Dies: DieNamics Pierced Rectangle
Frame, DieVersions
font Noodles: “Time”, Tim Holtz Gearhead
Emb Fldr: Memory Box Put It In
Gear,
Doo Dads: Gesso, Aluminum Foil
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