Well, it may be difficult to see the actual debossing in the picture, but it looks pretty amazing IRL. I cut two pieces of cardboard with the Backyard Basics Framelits Die and glued them together. Then placed this on top of the watercolor cardstock and ran it through the Big Shot with an embossing pad to deboss the image. The flower stamp was inked up with three different Distress Inks and stamped inside the debossed area. The color from the stamped lines was then pulled toward the center of the image using an Aqua Painter. Thanks, Jennifer Rzasa, for the great tutorial on Day 5 of the Stretch Your Stamps 2 online card class!
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Stamps: Backyard Basics (SU!); gefeliciteerd (Verschooten Antwerpen)
Paper: Smoky Slate, Basic Black (SU!); Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Cardstock (Ranger)
Ink: Versamark (Tsukineko); Tim Holtz Mowed Lawn, Picked Raspberry, and Seedless Preserves Distress Ink (Ranger)
Accessories: Big Shot, Backyard Basics Framelits Dies, Rich Razzleberry 1/4″ Grosgrain Stitched Ribbon, White Stampin’ Emboss Powder, Heat Tool, Aqua Painters, Stamp-A-Ma-Jig, Stampin’ Dimensionals (SU!); Cardboard
Paper: Smoky Slate, Basic Black (SU!); Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Cardstock (Ranger)
Ink: Versamark (Tsukineko); Tim Holtz Mowed Lawn, Picked Raspberry, and Seedless Preserves Distress Ink (Ranger)
Accessories: Big Shot, Backyard Basics Framelits Dies, Rich Razzleberry 1/4″ Grosgrain Stitched Ribbon, White Stampin’ Emboss Powder, Heat Tool, Aqua Painters, Stamp-A-Ma-Jig, Stampin’ Dimensionals (SU!); Cardboard
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1 jane harrah // Sep 1, 2014 at 12:16 pm
This is lovely. Not sure I understood how you did it though, lol.