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Home / Technique Blog Hop / November 2020 Technique Blog Hop – Emboss Resist

November 2, 2020 by: Mackenzie

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop – Emboss Resist

Welcome to the November 2020 Technique Blog Hop! I’m excited to be a part of this fun collaboration with fellow Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators. This month’s theme is Emboss Resist. Keep reading to see my project below, then make sure to hop over to the other blogs to check out more great projects featuring the Emboss Resist technique.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop

Emboss Resist

The Emboss Resist technique is where you heat emboss a stamped image on cardstock and rub ink color over the area. The parts that are heat embossed resist the color, allowing the image to stand out from the color.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

For my cards, I stamped the large sunflower image from the Celebrate Sunflowers stamp set with Versa Mark on a 5-1/8″ x 3-7/8″ piece of Whisper White cardstock. With the embossing, I decided to try out the White Embossing Powder (left) and Clear Embossing Powder (right). The white embossing looks good on the white cardstock, but the clear embossing looks a little dull on the white (I’ve used clear embossing powder on colored cardstock and it looks great there).

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

Once the images are heat embossed, I sponged some ink over the cardstock. I used Bumblebee for the main color all over. Then, Soft Suede in the center of the flowers. And, finally, a little Pumpkin Pie in the non-stamped areas for some depth. When I was done sponging the colors, I used a tissue to wipe off any excess ink from the embossed areas. The white embossed flowers stand out much better than the clear embossed flowers.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

Each stamped piece was layered on a 5-1/4″ x 4″ piece of Basic Black cardstock. This layered piece was then adhered to a Bumbleebee cardstock card base (11″ x 4-1/4″, scored at 5-1/2″ on the long side).

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com
November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

The sentiment was stamped with the Black Memento ink on a 1″ x 3-1/2″ strip of Whisper White cardstock. Then I punched both ends of the strip using the Lovely Labels Pick A Punch. This piece is added to the center area of the card using Dimensionals.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com
November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

Even though I used different colors of the embossing powder, both cards turned out nice. Though, I prefer the white embossing over the clear embossing for this card. I think the white stands out nicely against the yellow. The clear embossing works well if you are wanting a more subtle look.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop - Emboss Resist – Click through to learn how to make a fun card using the Emboss Resist technique. | #mackenziemakes #stampinup | www.mackenziemakes.com

Thank you for hopping to my site and checking out my project! If you saw something you love, please contact your demonstrator to place an order. If you don’t have a demonstrator, I would love to help you!

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Here’s a list of all the other demos participating in this hop. Check out all of their posts for more great projects.

November 2020 Technique Blog Hop Roll Call

  • Nicole Mahler
  • JoAnn Pollock
  • Mackenzie Grimme (currently here)
  • Kristie Strum
~ Mackenzie

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  1. JoAnn Pollock says

    November 2, 2020 at 10:04 am

    So pretty

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