Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Crayon Rubbed Embossing

What a fun, fun technique challenge over at Hand Stamped Sentiments this week.  Bust out your crayons and an embossing folder for a fun and unique technique to create one of a kind papers. 

For this challenge card I used the new Woodgrain TIEF from the Holiday Seasons Catalog along with the Autumn Accents Bigz Die.  To bring it all together I added a crinkly ruffle of First Edition DSP, Daffodil Delight Seam Binding, a Petite Pair greeting, and a scrap of Victoria Crochet Ribbon.


For this technique:
1.  Cut off the wrapper on a white crayon
2.  Place a piece of white glossy paper glossy side up on a textured impressions embossing folder (TIEF) and rub with the crayon.
3.  Use a brayer or sponge to add ink to the glossy paper and watch magic happen.



http://seeinginkspots.blogspot.com/2012/09/crayon-rubbed-embossing.html 

10 comments:

  1. I love the way your background turned out! I just got this embossing folder and this seems like the perfect way to break it in. Beautiful card.

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  2. Totally cool! yet another way to use this wonderful folder. I'm definitely going to CASE this technique -- and probably the card, too.

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  3. This is sooo cool! I think I am going have to go to the dollar store and get me some crayons as I don't think I have any white ones. Is this fun or what? I now have a real reason to buy crayons for myself!

    Chris R. from Iowa

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  4. Ok I totally missed the glossy cardstock and the sponging part. Love your fall card!

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  5. I love that you shared the steps for the background. Nobody can crumple card stock like you, girl! Your card is lovely.

    Hugs,

    Terry

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  6. I love that you gave the pics for the steps, seriously so SMART!! I am so glad you are on our team, and honestly your card is to DIE 4!! I am going to case it for my card class next month, teehee! :)

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  7. STUNNING! I feel like I say the same thing over and over in regards to your projects, but you really are such an artist.

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  8. Beautiful!!! Technique challenge is perfect for your card!!! Love all the special accents!!! Just Beautiful!!!

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  9. I LOVE this! I only used a brayer when I did this folder but the sponge is a great idea!

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  10. Oh, I love the sponging so much more than my brayering! It really looks like bark! Fabulous, warm, autumny card. Erika

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