Margaret- any inks will work for this technique. Just choose bright colors for the first parts and then a darker ink- black or dark brown for the 2nd part after debossing. I also used a dark navy blue.
No I don’t think so? It has been years since I did Joseph’s Coat though…this is a pretty new technique with 3D or regular embossing folders on the back side with ink.
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These are beautiful and quite different. I love them! Thank you for sharing this technique. 🧡
Love it, definitely a technique I'll be using. Thanks Katen
Amazing. Ty. Lovely
a fabulous piece of work, cant wait to try it. thank you
Fantastic!!
These are beautiful and I haven't seen this before. I think I will make some Thanksgiving/Fall cards using this technique.
very nice! thank you
What a great technique-great tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you for Sharing your card idea & debossing technique ~ nice job! 🥰
Nice ideas! I am going to give them a try!
beautiful cards. I bet that new Foundry wax from Tim Holtz would be gorgeous on these cards.
That's a great idea Pamela! I hope you give it a try!
Those ink pads are so juicy. I only have distress, not oxides. But I want to try this! I like them very much. 👍🏼
Margaret- any inks will work for this technique. Just choose bright colors for the first parts and then a darker ink- black or dark brown for the 2nd part after debossing. I also used a dark navy blue.
Is this the same as the Joseph’s coat technique?
No I don’t think so? It has been years since I did Joseph’s Coat though…this is a pretty new technique with 3D or regular embossing folders on the back side with ink.
Oh I need to learn about that!
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