Hello everyone, welcome to another Friday Video here at Mrs. Lincolns Inkin'!! Today's video is of the Wax Paper Resist Technique. I posted a card awhile ago using this technique and thought i would showcase it in a video. You can check that post out here.
This technique is great for making your background DSP a little different than normal. And we all know how obsessed i am with homemade DSP. Let's take a look:
The paper that i used was a piece of Whisper White for my base cut at 5 1/2" x 11" scored at 4 1/4". For my image i used a piece of Very Vanilla cut at 4 1/4" x 3 1/4" and baked it with a piece of Elegant Eggplant cut at 4 1/2" x 3 1/2". My image is from the stamp set Elements of Style (love this set), and i stamped it with Black Memento Ink. I used Memento Ink because i wanted to color it in with my Copic Markers. Those colors that i used were BV00, BV13, YG03, YG67, and Y35. Here is a closer look at the Elements of Style set:
Image by FontMeme
Supply List:
*Elements of Style
Inks:
*Memento Black Ink
*Memento Brown
*Copic: BV00, BV13, YG03, YG67, and Y35
Card Stock:
*Whisper White
*Very Vanilla
*Elegant Eggplant
*Glossy White Card Stock
Tools:
*Iron
*Towel (or soft surface)
*Wax Paper
*Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder
*Big Shot
*Snail
*Trimmer
*Paper Snips
Thanks for this. You can also put another piece of paper on top and get two backgrounds at the same time. If you do this with non-glossy card, it had yet another look, but it works too!
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