Turquoise birthday

I am back with the same stamp featured in my previous post, ‘Felicity’ from Penny Black. I wanted to show you another look incorporating the emboss resist technique. I embossed the stamp in white powder on hot pressed watercolour paper then chose turquoise brusho powder to add the colour over the top. I sprinkled brusho then spritzed water and tilted my panel to get the colour to move. I alternated between sprinkling and spritzing until there was enough colour on the panel then used a paint brush to fill the large surrounding areas with turquoise paint. I love the way some spaces captured deep colour and others remained almost white. That is the beauty of combining the emboss resist technique with brusho.

To finish off this card I added a sentiment die cut from foam then coloured it with clear wink of stella to make it sparkle.

I hope you will be inspired to pull out some embossing powder for the emboss resist challenge I am co-hosting with The Foiled Fox.

I’m looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

Supplies

Stamps: Felicity (PB)
Dies: Dies: birthday  (PB)
Paper: hot pressed watercolour paper, Neenah solar white cardstock
Inks: versamark (Tsukineko) 
Also:  white embossing powder, clear wink of stella


5 Comments on “Turquoise birthday”

  1. gorgeous colours, very fine card this

  2. creatingincolors says:

    So beautiful!

  3. Pat says:

    I have just bought some Brushos and am enjoying trying them out and definitely still in the learning stage. I have the turquoise colour so must try a background like this. You seem to have managed to get a great balance of dark and light and the leaves are the perfect background design Heather. x

  4. Lieve says:

    A beautiful card, in great colours !


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