Positioned several stamps from the Leaf canopy stamp set from Altenew into the Misti and stamp these onto a sheet of vellum with the embossing ink. But instead, this will be made out of our vellum element. Shaker cards require a window with a barrier to keep the contents in – usually acetate. And you can do this quite liberally.įor the second way to use heat embossed vellum, we are going to create a shaker card. For a quick way to apply your clear ultra slow drying ink from WOW! you can do the direct to paper method (or vellum in this instance), and directly smoosh the ink pad down onto the vellum through the stencil.
Trim a piece of vellum down so it is roughly 1/2″ smaller and once you’ve cleaned then stencil, position this over the vellum. Next, remove the stencil and set this to one side. For an Ombre background, use Peppermint scrub as the second colour, applying this to the bottom of the stencil and blending this into the Rose Petal ink colour. Using some ink blending tools, apply ‘Rose petal ink to the top of the card fading this out as you move down the stencil. To start off with, tape the stencil down to some WOW! Superior smooth cardstock (this is great for ink blending!). For this card, use the Handpainted stripes stencil from Thirsty Brush and Co along with two Catherine pooler inks. For the first heat embossed vellum card, we are going to create an embossed vellum overlay with an ink blended background.
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