This technique is an oldie but a goodie! To make this Crayon Resist background you take a piece of Glossy cardstock (do not use photo paper – it doesn’t work, trust me!) and stamp with Basic Black Ink. In this sample I used a 3.75 x 5 piece of Glossy and stamped with the small flower from Time Well Spent. Let the ink dry or use you heat tool to speed up the process. Take a white crayon and color the areas that you wish to highlight. Ink up your brayer (Certainly Celery) and brayer over the Glossy cardstock – reinking until you’ve reached the color that you want. Then take a tissue or cotton ball and wipe over the cardstock making sure to remove the white crayon. Your highlighting appears! It’s very fun!
To finish this card I matted the Glossy paper on Regal Rose ( 4 x 5.25) and then adhered a piece of Ribbon Original to the front and taped it to the back. This piece goes on a Rose Red card. To make the butterfly, I stamped it on a piece of Whisper White and colored it in with an Almost Amethyst Stampin’ Write Marker. I cut this out then I pushed it in to a Versamark pad and covered it with Heat and Stick Powder. You only need to heat the powder for a few seconds – it melts very quickly! Dump some Dazzling Diamond over it – shake off the excess – and re heat for a few more seconds. I popped it up on Dimensionals on top of the layers sentiment from Sincere Salutations (my favorite all around sentiment set!)
I hope you’ll give this technique a try! Enjoy! Hugs, Fran
Love it!!
Oh I love this card! I totally forgot about that technique. I am definately going to have to pull out some supplies and try that one! TFS
Beautiful card! I love that technique with this set…perfect!
Just beautiful! I will have to try this sometime.
Your crayon resist looks awesome! I love the colors and your sparkly butterfly!
This is gorgeous! I loved the colors you used. It’s been quite awhile since I have used this technique, I’ll have to get out that crayon! Thanks for the inspiration!