First of all, use some ordinary tissue paper, mine was bit imperfect, second hand, from a present received who knows when. 😉
1. Select inks ( you can use most sort, but water-based blend best), I took some Distress Inks - varying sheets made as you can see.
(Current card used Dried Marigold, Abandoned Coral, Fossilized Amber, Fired Brick.)
(Current card used Dried Marigold, Abandoned Coral, Fossilized Amber, Fired Brick.)
2. Smoosh inks randomly on blending mat (mine is a lid from takeaway). As used mini DI, didn't have blocked colours. (if using large ink pads, Loll suggests mixing colours for better blending with a spatula).
3. Then spritz inks with water, layer gently the tissue paper over the inks. Once coloured lift **carefully (it IS fragile at this stage) put on paper towel, or in my case, on junk mail!! I use it a lot in crafting, the tissue dries well on it and lifts up easily.
This method is really effective economical watercolour, especially if learning the technique. The card I made used the next step, also.
This method is really effective economical watercolour, especially if learning the technique. The card I made used the next step, also.
4. For this, scrunch up the dried tissue paper then with wet glue, I used tacky, glue it to some card, as attaching press to emphasize the raised areas of scrunching. Allow to dry.
5. Use on finished sheet the embossing anti static pad - used my home made one here. Cover well, then smooth (lightly and evenly) over Versamark ink pad to catch crinkle highlights. Sprinkle Stampendous Gold detail EP. Remove any Embossing powder where you dont want it with fine brush, before heat setting.
Attach to card base.
6. Next comes Die cutting.
Used Sue Wilson Thank You Die and Spellbinders Dies - used is Heirloom Legacy 5" x 7" die ( I bought it from Bec so maybe ordered from Bec, upon request).
6. Next comes Die cutting.
Used Sue Wilson Thank You Die and Spellbinders Dies - used is Heirloom Legacy 5" x 7" die ( I bought it from Bec so maybe ordered from Bec, upon request).
Here is completed card, assembled.. I edged the bottom deckle edge of the card with some gold embossing powder too.
Love this technique will be revisiting it!! Hope you enjoy it too.
Now don't forget to pop over HERE at Bizzy Bec's and check out the other DT gorgeous creations, and please do join in the ANYTHING GOES July CHALLENGE - to win that prize.
Pop by Bec's store, too, for her great bargain prices.
Pop by Bec's store, too, for her great bargain prices.
Thanks so much every one for popping over for a peek and chat!
May God bless your day wherever you may be.
Also wish to apologise for tardiness in commenting, caught a winter lurgy floating around downunder :D
Shaz in Oz.x
May God bless your day wherever you may be.
Also wish to apologise for tardiness in commenting, caught a winter lurgy floating around downunder :D
Shaz in Oz.x
O give thanks unto the Lord; for He is good: because His mercy endureth for ever.
Psalm 118:1
Linking up to:
1. Word Art Wednesday - anything goes http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com.au/
1. Word Art Wednesday - anything goes http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com.au/
2. http://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com.au/2017/07/pixies-snippets-playground-week-289-and.html Used lots of snippets
3. Simon Says Monday Challenge Distress It... used highlighting on scrunched tissue, creating distressed gold.
4. CAS July Watercolour Tissue Challenge (mm - der! just realised this card is NOT CAS... sigh, ah well!)
Totally gorgeous dear Shaz! Clever you! Back is loads better the past few days so I sense that you're being heard! Love, Di xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Shaz, your background is amazing! I've seen this technique on several blogs lately, I must give it a try soon. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Shaz, the background is gorgeous love the gold !
ReplyDeleteHugs, Kaz x
Wow!! This is stunning Shaz! I love this technique! I should try it!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Stunning card and technique Shaz. I really must give this A try...Loz
ReplyDeleteLove the tissue paper background you created! I have done this before but not with the embossing part of the technique! Love the effect!
ReplyDeleteThis card is beautiful Shaz. The work you put into each card is amazing to me. I received the beautiful card you made for me and am absolutely stunned by the beauty of it. Seeing them online is one thing, but touching them is so much more. Thank you from the bottom of my heart my dear Sister. I hope you are also feeling better and am keeping you in my prayers also.
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Betsy
Gorgeous card Shaz :-) I love how you made the background, the pink is so pretty with the gold embossing, the whole design is stunning! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us on the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge
Luv
Lols x x x
Delighted to see you linked into the Playground Shaz! And, the back is still behaving - doing a careful happy dance here :) x
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous and thank you so much for the step by step. Must have a go at this. Have a lovely weekend x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card! Really cool tissue background, fab technique, and the lovely die cuts set it off beautifully! I hope you feel better now and are over the lurgy! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove it! I will have to try this. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteWhat a smashing and effective technique, the finished card is beautiful with the added gold on the tissue paper x
ReplyDeleteHi Shaz, a gorgeous card love the tutorial and will have to give it a try, hope you are feeling better, I've had a lurgy too, which I must have caught in the big smoke, just getting over the last of it. Have a wonderful weekend... Megan
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful card Shaz - love the tissue technique - I have tried it using brushos, which results in really strong colours. The gold die cuts over the gold embossing are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI bought some CCD's the other day and they only took 15 days to arrive - still waiting on the stamps ordered at the same time :-)
Blessings
Maxine
Oooohhhhh Once again you've done it--I am inspired! I am in awe. I am wishing I could go do this NOW but it will have to wait until this afternoon. Thanks for sharing and teaching.
ReplyDeleteI've seen the video too and can't wait to have a go. Your card looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous card and the background is amazing! Bravo mon amie! Get well soon....PLEASE! xxx
ReplyDeleteYour background looks like exclusive fabric. It looked beautiful before adding EP, but the gold certainly adds an extra wow factor! Often learning new things to try over here:)
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, WOW! I'm pretty sure that tissue paper has never looked that fabulous before! That is such a great technique and I never would've thought to emboss the wrinkles with metallic touches. This is utterly inspiring and I'm so glad you shared your talents with us for this week's Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteOh my how totally Gorgeous is that, I so love the colors you used for your background and the gold against it is just perfection!!
ReplyDeleteSuch Beautiful work!! I have got to try this!!
Hope you feel much better soon!
A gorgeous card Shaz, a beautiful background and gorgeous die cut details - absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeletePauline
Crafting with Cotnob
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Great technique and this is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWas thinking of you this morning and wondering if all was well with you (missing in action LOL so did a trawl through the past WOYWW's and had to go to the doctors - just got back and now off to acupuncturist but so pleased to see you posting.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely technique too. Love the results and the die cut image on top is just perfect.
Hugs and Blessings to you
Neet xx
An absolutely stunning card Shaz. The background looks amazing. I really must try this great technique. Have a lovely weekend. Barbxx
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