VIDEO – Joseph’s Coat Technique with Tropical Chic

Today, I have a video to show you on how to create a WOW! background with the Joseph’s Coat Technique. This is often known as the Tie Dyed Technique too.

Tips:

  • Supplies:
    • Stamps – Tropical Chic
    • Card Stock – Thick Very Vanilla, Whisper White
    • Ink – Blushing Bride, Granny Apple Green, Shaded Spruce, Early Espresso, Versamark
    • Accessories – Clear Embossing Powder, Sponges, Sponge Brayer
  • Measurements:
    • Card Base (Thick Very Vanilla): 21cm x 14.8cm scored at 10.5cm (8½” x 5½” scored at 4¼”)
    • Whisper White: 9.5cm x 13.8cm (4″ x 5¼”)
  • Instructions:
    • Sponge the Whisper White panel randomly with
      Blushing Bride, Granny Apple Green, Shaded Spruce inks.
    • Stamp images randomly using Versamark and heat emboss with Clear Embossing Powder.
    • Use the Sponge Brayer to cover the entire panel with Early Espresso ink. Add as much or as little to achieve the desired effect. Polish the panel with paper towel to remove any ink from the embossed images.
    • Attach panel to Thick Very Vanilla card base.
    • Add sentiment as desired. (I have left mine black for now.)
  • Just a little decoration for the inside and envelope …

Here is the video with all the details:

You can see other projects that I have made with this technique here.

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6 thoughts on “VIDEO – Joseph’s Coat Technique with Tropical Chic

  1. You are not the only one Mal. I have lots that go in the bin too. 🙂 So true that each one helps in the learning process. Happy stamping. xx

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  2. I will Annette. You make it so easy for me to attempt. Not all of them come out usable but I am trying and learning as I create – thanks to you. XX Mal

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