So I thought I'd share this instead.....My way of saying thank you for reading, for being my 'cyber friend'.

See the 'ghostly' flowers and text on the background? They were stamped - and not with grey ink.
HAPPY ACCIDENT!: Ghost images on Glossy Paper
here's how it goes:
1. Stamp on Ranger white glossy cardstock with Tsukineko Versafine black ink (I haven't experimented extensively but I think it works best with this ink)
2. Leave the ink to dry (it will turn from shiny black to matte black)
3. Use a dry tissue to rub the image (gently) and the whole top layer of black 'powder' rubs off to reveal a grey ghost image left behind.
And here's a close up so you can see the contrast between my 'ghost' flower and a 'normal' flower - both stamped with the same ink, but the normal flower is stamped on cardstock and cut out.

Now, for some REAL Christmas presents, check out the 12 Day Christmas Countdown that's starting at the Laines and PaperMarket blogs TODAY!
7 comments:
Yes, it does and that it one heck of a beautiful accident!! Will there be any more "Christmas pressie?" One is not enough. LOL! Another stunning piece by you!
yes yes.... :) nice one... thanks for sharing!
great Christmas gift there Sharon :) what a happy accident! hehe...
that is so cool!! i wanna try that..
Fantastic LO and super cute picture:)
this is fabulous sharon
congratualtion to Maja DT
xoxo BA
Cool accident, Sharon! Love the effects. :)
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