There are several great techniques using White Pigment Ink.
At a recent event I demonstrated a few of them including: ( well it's a while ago now!)
*Direct stamping with White onto coloured cardstock
*Offset stamping
*Bokeh technique
*Painting with White Ink
*Emboss Resist
It has taken me a while to share these samples, I'll post them over a few days. I hope you give some of these techniques a try.
So this is a bit of a different approach to Emboss Resist. Often it is done with White, or Metallic , or Black and then coloured ink is blended over the embossing to make the stamped image jump forward. ( usually on a neutral cardbase )
This technique uses a different approach.
Step 1. I stamped the leaves (from Changing Leaves) with Versamark and then used Clear Embossing Powder. When heat set the image take on a much deeper tone of the base coloured card. Stamp plenty of images to create a background pattern.
Step 2. Blend a little coloured ink over some areas, and then blended White Ink in other areas to cover the card. The overall patterned piece is quite effective. For this sample I white heat embossed the sentiment (from Kindest Expressions), and die cut some leaves in Glimmer paper to match. It was a graduation card for our son so I made a wee Mortar Board and tassel.
I loved this technique which I had never tried before. I will be doing it again sometime soon.
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