Wednesday 24 June 2020

Vintage shabby emboss resist - New Technique

I'm using some of the Andy Skinner new release stamps today - Mandal and Pebble Beach to create this emboss resist background.


I started by scraping some gesso thinly over my card and when it was dry I added some London Brick chalk paint rubbed it around, spritzed it with water and dried it.


I stamped the mandala and pebble beach stamps with embossing ink, covered it with the embossing powder and heat set it . When the card was cool  I squeezed over a little white chalk paint and  again spritzed with water and rubbed it around then took my heat gun and gently wafted it over the surface not getting too close. I let it cool and repeated heating until it was almost dry, then took a wet wipe and gently rubbed over the surface to reveal this gorgeous shabby design



I wouldn't recommend stamping over the surface, it was a nightmare and I had to use both black and white posca pens to touch it up!!! ;o))


xxx


Andy Skinner Creative Expressions - Stamps - Mandala, Pebble Beach,
Andy Skinner Creative Expressions - Matt Chalk Paint - London Brick
Miscellaneous - White Gesso, White Chalk Paint

4 comments:

Words and Pictures said...

Amazing shabby chic background - but yes, I can imagine the stamping was a nightmare over all that scrumptious texture! Never mind, the touching up worked a treat.
Alison x

Annie said...

The background looks fabulous Brenda x The mandala stamp looks nice too xx
Cheers for sharing and I hope you are well xx

Huge hugs
Annie xx

Jennie Atkinson said...

Super shabby background Brenda, the mandala looks fabulous peeking through. Jennie x

pearshapedcrafting said...

What a fabulous distressed look you got on that background! If you hadn't said anything about your stamping no one could have guessed you had a problem! Hope you are well, hugs, Chrisx