Been having a bit of fun revisiting old techniques this week. This is the wax paper resist technique where you crumble up wax paper and un crumble and iron it over glossy cardstock and then ink away! Here's a few cards I've come up with:
This is all one layer, I just masked off the kids to ink the frame.
1 day ago
11 comments:
all these wax paper cards are beautiful! I think I might have to try this technique! Thanks for sharing.
Amy
Holly,you've been busy, doing old
techq. The cards are great...
The sympathy cards are awsome...
Hope ur having a great one
Louise
Oh, I just love all of your resist cards. I haven't tried this yet, but will have to now. They are gorgeous.
Hi - I haven't heard of this technique before. I assume you remove the waxed paper and it has left a coating on the paper underneath, which you then ink. I really must have ago.
Seems like we have all been tagged. It was interesting to read your facts. Do hope your kidney match is fine. Will be thinking of you and your family for this one.
Di
That looks like fun. I will have to give it a try.
Hi!!! Hope all is well!
I saw (quickly) these gorgeous cards yesterday - one of those days... no time... Jess, sick sick sick! All night......
Anyhow, all to say, This wax resist technique is stunning! Gorgeous backgrounds!! I wonder if I could use this somehow! Keep bringing up these so called old techniues of yours, they are amazing! I just cannot believe how talented you are sometimes!
Take care! I will probably email you Wednesday... unless something happends!!! Be good ;)
You make this technique sound so easy... it looks like something you have to spend hours on, the effect is unbelieveable.. it's on the agenda THIS WEEK!! :o)
These pieces are wonderful. The technique looks so complex yet sounds so easy, one to add to my must try list.
wowsers! love this technique! it may be old (I have never tried it) but what an amazing effect it has!
just BEAUTIFUL!
awwwwwwww....love the pbs stamp, it is so sweet. great card.
Ohhhh...ahhhhh. Awesome idea. Now, I'm gonna case it. :0P
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