Continuing Background Check class. Now I’m moving on to some ideas for days 4 and 5. I’m going to show you what I created.
Die cutting always looks beautiful. Sometimes it is interesting to use the negative space as a panel with some watercoloring seen through it.
And next I tried to add color to my embossing paste and it worked well. It looks better in real life because you can see the embossed pattern.
I hope that the next day in class will bring more creative ideas on how to turn these backgrounds into cards.
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Great insights! Background checks are crucial for making informed hiring decisions and ensuring workplace safety. It’s always interesting to see different perspectives on best practices and legal considerations. Looking forward to more content like this!
These are such creative and inspiring ideas for scrapbooking and card-making! Using negative space from die-cutting as a watercolor panel is a brilliant technique, and adding color to embossing paste adds such a unique texture. Your work is beautiful, and I can only imagine how stunning it looks in person. Looking forward to seeing how these backgrounds transform into finished cards—thanks for sharing your process!