You'll need printed paper or white paper and acrylic paints, embossing ink, embossing powder, heat tool, gesso, damp tissue/baby wipe, an old credit card and stamps.
For printed paper:
1. Stamp onto a trimmed panel and emboss with clear powder. Add gesso to the embossed paper, and scrape the gesso to spread it across the entire panel.
2. Remove excess gesso from the embossed areas with a damp tissue or baby wipe. Allow the panel to dry.
For plain paper:
1. Paint a plain paper panel with assorted acrylic paints.
2. Stamp images and heat emboss with clear powder.
3. Scrape gesso over the panel and wipe away excess.
Once the panels are dry, turn them into a beautiful card or layout. Fun (and easy) stuff! While you have the supplies (and mess?) on hand, make several more panels for your creative stash.
Thanks for reminding us about this fun technique Tricia.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the Raku stamps. They are just so organic and fun to use.
I think they may be my most used set.
I also appreciate this reminder - now to find my mojo and start practicing for next week :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for mentioning me Tricia. This is one of those easy to do techniques with a maximum result....oh my that reminds me: I have to come up with a new July technique! Been to busy with other things lately. But I have a fun idea. Come and see in the technique challenge at the club scrap forum.
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