#1 - Versamark Resist
One of my favorite brayer techniques is Versamagic Resist on glossy cardstock. For this demo I used Ornamental Snowflakes stamped on glossy white cardstock with Versamark. Then I inked up my brayer using Kaleidacolor Blue Breeze and ran it back and forth across the stamped cardstock until the finish was smooth and the snowflakes showed through the ink. It makes a nice background.
Next I made my card using a stamped image from Cuddly Christmas, colored it with Copic markers and added a ribbon for accent. I like the brayered background.
#2 - Faux Suede Leather
A second brayer technique that I will demo is making faux suede leather with Liquid Applique. I used brown Liquid Applique on a quarter sheet of white cardstock.
Next I brayered it to cover the cardstock.
Then I heat-set the Liquid Applique which causes it to puff up and dry, lightening in color.
It now has the feel of suede leather to the touch. I then stamped boots on the cardstock using the Cowboy Boots stamp set.
I decided to add some color to the boots with Copic markers.
To complete my project, I cut out the boots and made a card using them and a piece of the suede cardstock at the bottom of the card.
The finished card with suede boots!
7 comments:
Great techniques Paula Kay!
How adorable! I love the first one with the Cuddly Christmas set!!
Wowser...the first one is wonderful but the second one knocks my socks (and boots!) off. Love it.
great tutorials and adorable cards
How cool! I haven't done the "suede" technique in years! Love it! And the penguin is just adorable!
love the brayered blues! and the boots...that is way cool!
gorgeous Paula Kay ... I never have tried that faux suede but now I am tempted!
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