I’m back today with Card Making Techniques Vol 2! 5 more techniques and card samples to inspire paper crafters of all types!
The 1st card making techniques guide kicked off the series with 10 techniques and today I’m bringing you 5 more to add to the collection. I love the many messages you’ve sent expressing how fun and helpful this technique series is, thank you!
And you all love having the techniques in one document so that you can easily refer to them in the future too.
In this Card Making Techniques Vol 2 we’ll be going over 5 additional ideas that are great to use not just on cards, scrapbooks, and all sorts of other papercraft projects.
Technique #1 Pastel Resist
I’m sharing card techniques with you every month! You will be able to collect all of the volumes, print and store them in a 3 ring binder, or cut them apart and use the Basic Black 6″ x 8″ Album from Stampin’ Up!
The PDFs have the instructions printed on each page and they are all set for you to print as Full Size and cut them apart easily!
Card Making Techniques Vol 2 includes these 5 techniques:
- Pastel Resist
- Ink Refill Float
- Double Embossing
- Black Ice
- Emboss Resist
Card making techniques Vol 2 | Video Of 5 More Ideas
The best thing about card making techniques? Use them with any stamps you already have! Mix and match your stamps to create your work of art!
If you missed Card Making Techniques Vol 1 be sure to check out those first 10 ideas.
WHICH CARD MAKING TECHNIQUE IN VOL 2 DO YOU LIKE MOST? SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS!
Read more in this Card Making Techniques Collection or watch the other card making technique volume videos in this series.
Technique #2 Ink Refill Float:
Emboss your image then use your ink refills and your water painter brush to float the color on the water. As it dries your image will have different shades of color!
Technique #3 Double Embossing
Embossing Folders create beautiful backgrounds – when you use 2 embossing folders it doubles the beauty!
Technique #4 Black Ice
For the black ice card making technique you need a StazOn Ink Pad, Versamark, and clear embossing powder. This gives a unique look to any card; try it!
Technique #5 Emboss Resist
Emboss Resist is done in 2 different ways! As you saw in the video I shared tips on both options. How adventurous are you? Which one do you prefer?
How to Get Card Making Vol 2 PDF Sheets?
You can earn the PDF sheets for all 5 of these card making techniques by placing a minimum $50 order (prior to shipping & handling) when you order by November 30, 2021. Use the host code XVVRWHHP and you’ll also earn shopping rewards!
If you’re a Demonstrator or live overseas you can still purchase the tutorial here.
What Supplies DO I NEED FOR THESE CARD MAKING TECHNIQUES?
I have a supplies list for you; simply click the button below.
Keep these Card Making Techniques Vol 2 close at hand on your favorite Pinterest Board!
If your order is over $150 do not use the Host Code and enjoy the Host Rewards! I will still send you a Thank You gift for any order over $50.
XVVRWHHP
Make sure you check out everything I have to offer:
- Earn FREE PRODUCTS with my Stamping Rewards – CLICK HERE
- Subscribe to my NEWSLETTER & get FREE PDF Tutorial & exclusive offers – CLICK HERE
- Tutorials For Sale – CLICK HERE
- Request Your Annual Catalog or Current Mini Catalog – CLICK HERE
- Subscribe to my YouTube Channel
- Follow me on Pinterest
- Follow me on Facebook
I am wondering how you got so much white looking ice on the technique 4 black ice card above the one with the cabin
I have done this technique and went heavy on the versamark but is there anything else you did to get that look? I have never seen another card with that much “ice”
I really want to make a similar card and am determined to have mine look close to yours
any words of advice you can give me
The Black Ice comes from the ink pad. As you drag it across the cardstock have it at an angle when you lightly drag it. It will be heavier on the edges. I hope that helps you!