On Saturday's Workout we were challenged to work with waxed paper or beeswax. I chose to do the waxed paper resist. I ran a piece of waxed paper through the cuttlebug and then ironed it between 2 pieces of glossy cardstock. The cs was then inked with Ranger distressed inks . Since the background made me think of trees, I added a nest, bird, and feathers.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
SAWO-Waxed Paper Resist
On Saturday's Workout we were challenged to work with waxed paper or beeswax. I chose to do the waxed paper resist. I ran a piece of waxed paper through the cuttlebug and then ironed it between 2 pieces of glossy cardstock. The cs was then inked with Ranger distressed inks . Since the background made me think of trees, I added a nest, bird, and feathers.
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16 comments:
Wow what an amazing card.
So great design. Unbelievable.
Thanks Sarah for joining SaWo.
Sarah, what a gorgeous card! I love your background design and colors. The bird fits really well. In fact, this could qualify for an entry to the new OneStopchallenge.blogspot challenge, whose theme today is things with wings.
Fabulous card, Sarah!
This is gorgeous Sarah! I love that background... and thanks for the lovely comment you left me. I use the candles because it's such a simple way to play!! And looking at your blog, I am sure you could get beautiful results!!
Love it!! Backgrounds are fun, aren't they?
Beautiful, great background.
Gorgeous card, that bird is just so sweet!
This is just gorgeous!!
Cute bird on a fabulous background.
This looks interesting... I may have to try it!
This is gorgeous...beautifully created!
What a fabulous card. I love the background en the details are very very nice. Really a great card Sarah.
what a gorgeous card - the parrot really pops off the page, love the new technique too, tfs that one...
What a great idea for the BG, using waxed paper and the CB. Love your card!
GREAT job ... I'll have to try this technique and see what I can do with it!! Fantastic!!
The background is super - you did a great job here.
Ros
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