Haven't done the Resist technique in awhile - time to get
back to it . . .
This card is a variation on the technique and it actually
isn't Resist at all! A true Resist
involves stamping and embossing the images first, then sponging on the
background colors. The embossing powder
resists the ink - hence the name of the technique.
However, some of the ink usually lingers on the image even
after rubbing with a paper towel. This
can give a nice effect if you want an aged, more muted look to your layout. But if you want a really crisp white as I did
here, you're better off sponging on the background colors first, then over-stamping
and embossing the images.
Try both methods - each gives wonderful results!
Cardstock: Bazzill Iceberg, Scrap
Navy, Purple
Stamps: Hero Thanks so much, Hero
Periwinkle Blossom
Inks: Vivid Lavender,
Turquoise, Sky Blue, ColorBox Frost
White, Silver
Emb Pwdr: B'Muse Detail White, Ranger
Silver
Dies: JustRite Charms
Punches: EK Success Corner Slots, various flowers
Doo
Dads: 1/8" Lilac ribbon, crystals
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