Friday 3 August 2018

Resist Technique with 3D Texture Fades and Distress Oxides

Tim Holtz 3D Texture Fades with Distress Oxide Resist
Happy Friday! It is the first Friday of the month - and time for a new challenge at A Vintage Journey. Amanda is our host and the theme is How can you resist. Here is the description:
There are any different products in mixed media that you can use to do a resist technique - gesso, distress glaze, wax, embossing powder, etc. We would like you to use at least one resist technique on your vintage, shabby, mixed media, art journaling, industrial, timeworn or steampunk project.

I recently treated myself to one of the (relatively) new 3D Texture Fades from Tim Holtz so decided to use this for my resist technique.

I started with a Distress Oxide background in blues and greens. I then added versamark to the embossing folder and ran it through the big shot so the versamark transfers to the card in the 'flat' areas rather than the embossed areas. I heat dried with clear embossing powder.

Tim Holtz 3D Texture Fades with Distress Oxide Resist

This allowed me to add as much Distress Oxide as I liked to the embossed area along with some spritzing and the colour easily wipes away from the background blue/green.

I also used a wax resist on my Distress Paint background layer - but I think I have managed to hide most of this!!!

Tim Holtz 3D Texture Fades with Distress Oxide Resist

Have a great weekend!
Nikki
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14 comments:

  1. What a lovely embossed/resist panel Nikki! love the blues/greens you used and the pretty layering of die cut flowers and wonderful bow!

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  2. Lovely card, Nikki. I am going to use these techniques with my existing folders. For the wax resist, did you paint onto glossy cardstock?

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    1. Hi Cheryl - no just normal card - I painted in one colour - added some candle wax and then painted with another colour. Once the paint was dry I wiped off the paint that is over the wax!

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  3. Love the stunning card you have created here Nikki x I love the embossing and resist technique so thank you for sharing x Have a great weekend
    Annie x

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  4. Its often hard to understand the ingenuity that goes into creating something that looks so great. Thank you for sharing your skills and the wonderful result - beautiful card. x Amanda

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  5. I can see that wax resist on the background perfectly Nikki, the layers and colours are beautiful reminds me of verdigris. Bet it looks even more vibrant up close. Thank you for sharing.
    Creative wishes Tracey xx

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  6. Nikki, the colours are gorgeous and what a great technique, the result is fabulous! Hugs, Anne xx

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  7. I'm so happy you treated yourself to this Texture Fade, because it enabled you to treat US to this gorgeous card! Love your creative resit technique and how beautiful that panel is! And the wax resist frame is perfect to show it off! Gorgeous fluffy bow, too!
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  8. Fabulous technique Nikki, love how you've added the resist to the background, what a fab idea! Gorgeous detail from those 3D embossing folders, can't wait to get them and play. Thanks for sharing your beautiful project, Deb xo

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  9. Fabulous resist with that wonderful Texture Fade Nikki. The colours are really gorgeous and the panel sits so well on your wax resist background. Jennie x

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  10. Terrific resist techniques Nikki resulting in a fabulous card. Gorgeous colour palette . Thanks for joining in the challenge x

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  11. This is incredible. Thanks for sharing your technique

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  12. A beautiful project Nikki, love the idea of the Versamark on the folder, it makes for a super effect. The little bit of background that is still visible looks super too!

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  13. Delicious work with the new Texture Fade - the Versamark resist works beautifully to really make all that texture pop. Gorgeous colours too.
    Alison x

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Thanks so much for leaving a comment. Nikki