Sandwich your wax paper between two pieces of Glossy Cardstock, with the glossy sides facing the wax paper, both top and bottom. Using two pieces of cardstock yields two backgrounds in one step. If you're going to drag out the iron, you might as well make a few sheets of this at a time.
Iron over your paper "sandwich" with a fairly hot iron without steam.
Iron over your paper "sandwich" with a fairly hot iron without steam.
Take pieces apart and throw wax paper away. If you want to make two more sheets, repeat as above with a new sheet of wax paper.Brayer over your glossy cardstock with Dye Ink. Cover the entire piece of cardstock.
Wipe over your cardstock with a paper towel. The ink will resist where the wax from the wax paper stuck to the glossy cardstock.
SU027, Noble Deer
Stamp Set - Noble Deer, Small Script
Cardstock - Mellow Moss, White, Kraft
Inks - Mellow Moss, Close to Cocoa
Accessories - wax paper, 1/8" punch, iron, chocolate grosgrain, brayer
Here is a Christmas version of the same layout:
SU028, Festive Favorites
Inks - Real Red, Old Olive
Cardstock - Glossy, Old Olive, Real Red
Accessories - wax paper, 1/16 punch, iron, red grosgrain, 2 way tape, brayer, mount, silver cord, Pixie Pink Marker, Certainly Celery Marker
Your cards are beautiful. I love the wax resist idea. Gonna try that one too.
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