Here is my entry for 
Stampotique Designer's Blog newsprint/old book pages challenge. Behind goth girl is a page from an old dictionary and believe me those pages are very fragile. If you look close you can see the definition for goth over on the left. I used Ranger Ink Distress inks to color the background to give it that aged look. What I did for this card is layer all the pieces onto card ..... used Distress inks with blending tool to age it then ran it through Sizzix Big Kick with Tim Holtz embossing folder. Think I read online this technique is called Embedding layers. I really like this background technique.
Stampotique Designer's Blog newsprint/old book pages challenge. Behind goth girl is a page from an old dictionary and believe me those pages are very fragile. If you look close you can see the definition for goth over on the left. I used Ranger Ink Distress inks to color the background to give it that aged look. What I did for this card is layer all the pieces onto card ..... used Distress inks with blending tool to age it then ran it through Sizzix Big Kick with Tim Holtz embossing folder. Think I read online this technique is called Embedding layers. I really like this background technique.
Love this embedding with the old book pages--hadn't thought of that!
ReplyDeletehey I really like this look..gonna have to try it! very cool creation!
ReplyDeleteThe embedding looks great...off to give this idea a go!!! x
ReplyDeleteLike this effect....fantastic piece of art
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! Love the whole idea. Thanks for joining the Stampotique designer's challenge
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteFab card, the embedding is a great idea. Thanks for joining us at Stampotique.
ReplyDeleteA brilliant and very effective idea. Love the delicate feel this has too. Thanks for joining us over on Stampotique.
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