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| | I bought some acrylic paints to play with. I had the idea to sponge layers like I had done when I painted my dining room. I started out with a piece of vellum and sponged my colors. Then I thought a design would look good. Dry embossing came to mind. However, the embossing was hard to see, so I painted the raised parts to make it stand out. I trimmed my vellum with deckle scissors and mounted it on a white card, but I felt it was plain. So I dabbed gold paint on the edges and finished my card.
If anyone else tries this technique, I'd love to see. Thanks for looking! |
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Date: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 GMT
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Keywords: acrylic paint dry emboss WT150
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Stamps: Happy Everything
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Paper: Pale Plum, Whisper White, Bravo Burgundy, vellum
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Ink: Bravo Burgundy, Pink Pastel chalk ink
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Accessories: lilac, burgundy & gold acrylic paints, brads, sponge, with love embossing plate
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Techniques: dry emboss, sponging
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 2
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