Embossing Resist Technique

First I sponged a few cardstocksheets.

The stamps I want to use: Stempin' Up!
French Foliage

I stamp it with Versa Mark and use clear embossingpowder.

Heat it!

Now I start to ink the whole sheet black.

I use Distress black soot.

It's done!
And here you can see how it looked before :)

Same in blue and voilett:

Before and after stamping, embossing and inking :)

Same thing, different colors:

I like this!

Time to use some different stamps!

Stampin' Up!
Backgroundstamp:

Stampin' Up!, too :)

The finished backgrounds:

Next Stampin' Up! Background.

And the last Stampin' Up! background:

Looks very different, doesen't it?

Here some swirls:

The stampset is made by Viva Decor, the stamp calles Florale Schnörkel

That's what this card is made with:

Have fun!
Thank you for visiting my blog :)

Embossing Resist Card for the Stempelgarten-Challenge #35: "Spring"

This is my card for the Stempelgarten.ch - Challenge in march:

I'm not sure... the stamp is a Besswax or Stone House.
Ink I used:

Stampin' Up
Summer Sun
Pixie Pink
Wild Wasabi

I sponged the cardstock with those colors.

I stamped with Versa Mark and used clear embossingpowder.

Thanks for visiting my blog :)

All about that black: made for Splitcoaststamper-Challenge F4A265

I like this technique, my fingers are now all black, too^^
It's made with the Embossing Resist technique; I took a few pictures while I made this card; it's really easy to create some great effects.
The little tutorial is following later, here is the card I made for the
Splitcoaststamper-Challenge F4A265:

 Black and white cardstock and a little bit of embossingpowder :-D

Thanks for watching :-D

Patience - Mirror Stamping Technique

This card is made with a new technique for me, look here:
splitcoaststampers.com TLC525 ~Mirror, Mirror...~ {3-16-15}
I allways used an acrylic bloc or an acrylic sheet for this.

Unfortunately I don't remember what company the stamps come from, I bought it a very long time ago, in a time I didn't knew it matters^^
The card is made with patience - I stamped about 20 times until it was more or less okay...
I shall have chosen "luck" instead of "patience" ;-)

I stamped on a very lightweight japanese-paper, crumpled it and glued it on darkblue cardstock.

Thanks for watching :-D

Thank you so very much! - a Stampin' Up! card

Just a little note :)
Made for the Splitcoaststamper.com Challenge
F4A264 - "Baby Pinks & Blues" - 03/13/15

Cardstock color: Chamois













The Thank you stamp comes from this Stampin' Up! set:

Flight of the butterfly




Inks I used:

Regal Rose
Melon Mambo
Rose Red (my most favorite red!)
Close to Cacao











...and the second browntone is that one:

Early Espresso (yes please!)











Let me say:

Thank you so much for visiting
my blog :)