Let’s make a card with the Joseph’s Coat Technique!
Welcome to the New Season New Techniques Hop. Each of the creators in this hop will be using a “new to us” technique for out project. The technique I decided to try is Joseph’s Coat.
This is a fantastic technique and I’m surprised that I hadn’t tried it before. And it was so easy.
Check out the video!
Here’s how YOU can do this to!
Step 1: Add lots of color to a piece of cardstock. It doesn’t matter if it’s well blended, or splotchy. Just add a variety of colors. In my opinion, the brighter the better!
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Step 2: Stamp and emboss some fun images.
Make sure that your ink is DRY and use your anti-static tool so that you can get some clean images.
Use CLEAR embossing powder.
Step 3: Ink blend a dark color ink over the entire panel. Black is the preferred color for this technique, but navy blue looks amazing too. I’m sure any dark color would look great.
Step 4: Buff the ink off of the embossed images.
This is where the magic happens!
I just love how the butterflies almost seem to glow once the ink is buffed off. Just Beautiful!
Here is the rest of the Lineup!
Rachel Quinto
Priyadarshini Ramakrishnan
Ciara Taylor
Tracy Shultz
Deborah Jenkins
Erica A-B
Jo Herbert
Stampin MunchKins / Cyn
Mynn Kitchen
Jeanie Ellis
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- Distress Ink Mini Kit – One (Mustard Seed, Peacock Flowers, Spiced Marmalade, and Picked Raspberry)
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