Technique 8 and 9

Amy Hoffman wow’d me with this one.  I’m still not 100% sure how she did it! 

Versamark Resist:

1.  stamp image in desired color in classic ink on glossy cards stock
2.  color area in and around images that you want to remain white with a versamarker
3. sponge or brayer classic ink over image
4.  buff versamarked area with a tissue to remover ink and reveal “resisted’ areas.

This is mine:  Frosted Acetate

run a piece of acetate (overhead transparency) through your big shot with the snow burst embossing folder.  Sand the raised edge with a sanding block to give the snowflakes a frosted appearance.

The snowflake is punched out of our silver glimmer paper and then colored with a more mustart marker to give a champagne color. 

Hope you’ve enjoyed all these fun techniques!

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