This time I stamped the christmas trees with Stazon and when dry, I coloured the background with Distress Ink re-inkers. I used a heat gun to dry this. Next I embossed the metal sheet and then swiped Versamark over the whole panel and clear embossed.
Stamps: Penny Black 'Prancers' and 'Banner Sentiments'
Embossing Folder: Stampin Up 'Softly Falling'
There are links to some videos on the CAS Mix Up blog, which explain how to do this technique.
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A wonderful winter scene, Jenny! Love that sky and the embossed snow and the grove of pine trees!
ReplyDeleteFabulous result with this technique and such a lovely scene!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous oxidized background for your stamped with stazon trees. Beautiful Winter scene, Jenny. TFS Hugs..Nancy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful oxidized metal result with Stazon and clear embossing, Jenny! You made a wonderful color choice of re-inkers for the sky and the snowy ground. I love them!
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Beautiful winter scene Jenny! Love the colours you've achieved with your oxidized metal technique. Makes for a gorgeous sky over your beautiful stamped tree. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Jenny, such an atmospheric scene with the snow and the oxidized metal effect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous winter scene. The oxidised metal technique has given an amazing look to the night sky xx
ReplyDeleteYou sure looked like you had fun with the technique Jenny and a striking and stunning card x.
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