Tuesday Tips and Tricks: Snowy Emboss Resist

Hi everyone!! Samantha here! Sorry I am late, it has taken forever to get this video uploaded, but it is finally here.

Today, I am going to show you a snowy emboss resist technique. This technique is great to make snowy backgrounds behind your Copic colored images. With the holidays coming up, I thought it would be helpful for those holiday cards.

Watch this little video which walks you through this technique:


Here are some close-ups of the snowy background. It is subtle, yet striking.

Supplies list from the video:

• Scrap paper
• Colored image, I used Wild Rose Studio's Pickle with Present stamp.
• Mask (I just stamped the same image on a post-it note and trimmed it out)
• SP and Company Falling Snow stamp set for the snowflakes
• Brilliance Dew Drop "Platinum Planet"
• Paper towel
• Heating Tool
• Clear Embossing Powder
• Embossing Tray

I used the following Copic colors to color in Pickle the penguin:
E50, E51 (for his white parts)
C5, C6, C7 (for his darker parts)
C0, C1 (for his hat and shadow)
YR12, YR15 (for his beak and feet)
RV06, RV09 (for the present)
BG15, BG18, BG75, BG78 (for his hat and present)


I hope you will give this technique a try. If you do, please share it with us. We would love to see what you create!

Scrapmaster's Paradise

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