Glassine + Embossing Folders + Sandpaper + Distress Inks =
The Perfect Combination!
Supplies:
Kraft Glassine
Embossing Folder & Die Cutting Machine
Sandpaper
Distress Ink
Instructions:
1. Emboss the Glassine using whatever embossing fold & die-cutting machine you happen to own (or can beg or borrow). If you don't have a machine/folders ava. you can still play by simply dry embossing with a template and embossing tool!
2. Gently sand the tops of the embossed images....you can't get too rough during this step or you'll remove the coating from unembossed areas as well.
NOTE: You can see in the photo how the embossed areas take on a white cast while the untouched areas remain a darker color.
3. Apply the desired color(s) of Distress Ink. For this example I used Forest Moss, Crushed Olive and Peeled Paint DI's. I applied them directly from the pad. You could use the IBT but it would take a bit longer that way.
Note: You can use Distress Stain but it is more difficult to control.
4. Use a tissue to wipe away any excess ink as it will take forever to dry on the glassine.
Your way cool Distress Inked Embossed glassine is ready to use!!
Pretty awesome isn't it?
And LOTS of fun!
oh wouawwwwwwwwww it is amazing...thanks a lot for that discover...you are so talentuous and a great explorator...
ReplyDeleteVery cool results! Thanks for the ideas!
ReplyDeleteNow this looks awesome Roni! It almost looks like embossed leather. Great technique.
ReplyDeleteElaine Allen
Great technique, I like the way they turned out. TFS
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Another fab idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh how cool! You are so talented! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea Roni!
ReplyDeletePretty awesome is exactly right. You just keep on keeping the creative art flowing...
ReplyDeleteYOU are pretty awesome!
THIS is fabulous! Thank you, thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique!! I'm late to the party but still love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces. Thank you for the detailed tutorial.
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