by Jennifer Vanderbeek
While trying out my new VersaFine Clair inks I was stamping them onto scrap cardstock that already had a few things on it, including some Delicata ink. That’s when I noticed something very interesting: the Delicata seemed to be resisting being covered up by the VersaFine Clair ink! Wanting to be very sure what was happening, I tried it on purpose and found that yes, indeed, Delicata ink acts as a natural resist when VersaFine Clair is stamped on top of it. This is a great technique for layering background and foreground images or adding a subtle all-over pattern to different stamps, giving your finished project a nice, cohesive look. And it’s just plain cool!
Supplies
Imagine
VersaFine Clair – Charming Pink, Nocturne - [ Ссылка ]
Delicata – Champagne - [ Ссылка ]
Embossing Powder – Clear - [ Ссылка ]
On Point Glue - [ Ссылка ]
Other
Cardstock – White
Joy Clair – Wood Background stamp
Studio Calico – Fall Foliage stamp set
Acrylic Blocks
Fiskars – Paper Trimmer, Hole punch
Coffee Filter
Darice – Heat Tool
Assorted Ribbon
Wooden Button
Other Color + Resist Combinations:
Delicata Celestial Copper and Bronze Burst with VersaFine Clair Fantastia and Tuxedo Black Memento Marker
Delicata White Shimmer with VersaFine Clair Charming Pink, Verdanta, and Pinecone plus Clear Embossing Powder
Delicata Champagne with VersaFine Clair Blue Belle and Nocturne plus Clear Embossing Powder
Delicata Rose Gold with VersaFine Clair Green Oasis plus Tuxedo Black Memento Marker
