Saturday, 2 November 2019

CAS Mix Up - Oxidised Metal

Hello there! It's November!!! Wow where has this year gone? It's time for a new CAS Mix Up challenge and our host, Sue has come up with a really fun and interesting technique for us to try.



I die-cut the Eiffel Tower and then dropped various colours of Alcohol Ink on the foil, including gold.  When dry, I swiped Versamark over the die-cut and embossed with clear embossing powder. 
I repeated this process a couple of times,  this time using a mix of metallic powders. 
Next I stamped 'Carte Postale' (Paper Rose Studio), masking the edges and embossing with copper and gold powder.  I thought the vanilla coloured card complemented the metallic colours and inked the edges of the 'Antique Frame' (Penny Black) die-cut.


There are links to some videos on the CAS Mix Up blog, which explain how to do this technique. 

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10 comments:

  1. This is the most fantastic Eiffel Tower I've ever seen, Jenny! The stamped background is perfect for it! If I had this stamp and die, I'd CASE this for sure. Maybe I need to do some shopping! Thanks for the inspiration.

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  2. AMAZING! LOVE your Eiffel Tower, Jenny! The colours are fantastic and love the texture. Looks perfect with the french script background. Awesome card design! xx

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  3. This is so cool! What a beautiful Eiffel tower and perfect with the script background!

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  4. Gorgeous shine and texture for your Eiffel Tower, Jenny. I love how you used an antique text and die cut frame to finish off your beautiful card. TFS Hugs..Nancy

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  5. Wonderful use of the technique Jenny your card looks amazing!

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  6. Stunning effect of that fun technique. Love the whole vintage look and feel to your fabulous card.....A real amazing mixed media card and keeping it CAS x.

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  7. I love this card, Jenny! The oxidized metal Eiffel Tower looks amazing and the heat-embossed script goes so well with it.
    The die-cut panel with inked edges does remind me of an old postcard with lots of travel memory.
    Hideko xx

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  8. This looks amazing. I love the texture on the Eiffel Tower, and the script in the background gives the card a lovely vintage look xx

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  9. A gorgeous metallic look achieved on your Eiffel Tower! the embossed text is the perfect background for it!

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  10. your aged metalic background is a stunner Jenny, you even have the texture. Love it :)

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