Michelle’s newest crusade is on for almost three weeks. Seems as if I did not play. Not really true, but no time to update on my blog…. The crusade is about resists…. Hee, I like resistance (ooh you mean in arts and crafting… that TOO).
Let me show you what I made:
(1) is resist with gesso stamping and the green is made with embossing powder as a resist with distress ink
(2) is resist fluid on a stamp, let dry and inked with adirondack ink
(3) the D’s are made from rubbing wax over a plain paper and a brass embellishment underneath it
(4A and 4B) Using the resist fluid again and finishing it with heat transfered butterfly
(5) wax resist finished with adirondack ink
Okay, what do I like best?? The wax resist. Because it gives a more grungy look than all those other resists, and okay, the gesso is great too!
Because I LOVE to see what others make, I will show you some.
{edited: This journalpage is a tribute about my 15 year relation with my husband: Time flies. We give each other so much, including being yourself and doing what you like! (in hobbies, not the other thing!) I journal, he enjoys playing the guitar. LOVE YOU RICHARD!}
This is the heat transfering tool. Great and fast way to transfer laser printed images.
Prachtig werk Hedwig, time flies mooi gedaan!
Leuk die resist technieken, bedankt voor het delen;o)
Hedwig – so fun to see all the variations of making a resist. Thanks for sharing with the team, and for spelling it all out for us. Each is wonderful in it’s own way, but I’m with you – love the grungiest effects best. Terrific pages too!
Hedwig – you have given me more ideas for resist. Wonderful works and thank you for your inspiration. – Nicki
I love your resists! They are gorgie and the descriptions are very educational!
I love how you showed us what you did. Lovely results.
Great resists! You have inspired me, I must try gesso stamping!
Wonderful – you have used some stunning images. And your writing made me laugh
wow. what an interesting gathering. when you say resist fluid, what do you mean? these are great. i loved seeing the finished product. congrats to you and your hubby.
[...] in my art work. Because I love it so much, I have lots of different techniques (showed you some in RESIST PART 1). But first some more of the good old rubbing technique. I rubbed with a blue crayon on stamps and [...]
Love what you did with the resist challenge – your journal pages look great!
Hedwig, great ideas and fantastic results.
Where do I get the Heat Transfering tool?
Thanks, Ulla
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog.
Cheers! Sandra. R.