AZTECA EMBOSSING WITH OMBRE LOOK
Embossing is one of the most elegant and sophisticated techniques. Today I combined embossing and ombre technique in a single project. It was easy; for this I only used Versamark Ink and Memento Ink, in other words pigment ink and dye ink. Come with me and see how this Clear and simple model of a card can be easily made.
- Take a piece of very vanilla card stock and stamp a border image using Versamark Ink and Gold Embossing Powder. Melt the powder with the heat tool.
- Sponge over the stamped images using Tangerine Memento Ink and a Jumbo Dauber. Start with the bottom part to intensify the color until you have the different tones for the ombre look. Don’t be afraid to use Memento Ink in a different way, you can apply this ink with a brayer or with sponge or blending tools like I made in this card.To create this ombre effect, just start from the bottom part in circular motions with the jumbo sponge dauber and go up. Always start from the bottom or from the top because with this you will have the dark color at the beginning and the degrade effect.Also with the jumbo daubers you can control easily the intensity of the color.
- Stamp the sentiment using Versamak and Gold Embossing Powder. Melt the powder with the heat tool. Stamp the complement of the sentiment in a separate piece of very vanilla card stock following the same steps.
- Paste the decorated layer over the card base using Tear It! Tape and the complement sentiment with dimensionals.
SUPPLY LIST:
Imagine Products Used:
- Memento: Tangerine
- Versamark: Clear
- Embossing Powder: Gold
- Tear It! Tape
- Craft Mat
Other:
- Very Vanilla Card Stock
- Heat tool
- Azteca Background and Hello Sentiments Stamp Sets by Joy Clair
- Misti
- Dimensionals or Foam tape
