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White Heat Embossed Floral Card with Ink Blending

A project from our live show BRAND SHOWCASE - Join Sarah Gray from Funky Fossil - broadcast 8th April · 08/04/2022

An elegant card using white heat embossing as a resist technique, revealing a delicate floral image when ink is applied over the top. The design combines blended distress inks with watercolour pencil shading for subtle depth and variation.

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47:45in the show
Step 1 of 8

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  1. 1

    Heat emboss the delicate floral stamp image in white onto white watercolour card stock.

    ▶ watch this step 48:00
  2. 2

    Using a large blending brush, apply chip sapphire or deep blue distress ink over the embossed image.

    ▶ watch this step 48:15
  3. 3

    Wipe away the ink from the surface with a kitchen towel to reveal the white embossed line art underneath.

    ▶ watch this step 48:45
  4. 4

    While the ink is still wet, use a water brush to lift some colour back out and create variation in the shading.

    ▶ watch this step 49:30
  5. 5

    Add dark blue shading using inktense watercolour pencils to create depth in the floral design.

    ▶ watch this step 49:45
  6. 6

    Ink the delicate floral stencil from the bundle onto white card stock using salvaged patina in a tone-on-tone technique.

    ▶ watch this step 50:30
  7. 7

    Die-cut the peony element from the floral die and layer it under the stencilled background.

    ▶ watch this step 50:45
  8. 8

    Mount the completed embossed and coloured image onto the stencilled card base.

    ▶ watch this step 51:15

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