Its not exactly the same (pretty close though) but I use glossy cardstock...the colours stay amazingly vibrant. I love the look. Try it and see what you think! Good luck!
also another thought I just had is to try and put micro glaze over the top when dry. It's usually used for sealing a background but doesn't hurt to experiment 😊
Good Morning~~I can tell that these are going to be one of my favorites. and for once I have all of the supplies that I need. You always make my day~~God Bless and please stay safe~~
Gorgeous gorgeous cards Mindy! Love that you just went for it with those sprays and weren't afraid of the color mixing to brown, because as you noted they do end up looking fantastic!
FAB! update...I had to go do this technique because it looked so fun and I haven't pulled out the sprays in a long time. I will just say that I used some cheapo 'mixed media' paper that I got from wal-mart and it worked just fine. (I didn't have heavy paper) I thought oh gosh this stuff is going to be way too thin, but it embossed like a charm and it totally held up to the massive spraying that I did. just an fyi for those crafters who might not have heavy stock
You have definitely inspired me. I want to go play now. Is there a spray that we can use that will take away the chalky finish of the oxides? If not, Tim should invent one, he'd make another million in a flash. I know there are others out there who love the way the oxides work, but aren't really loving the chalky finish. Especially when you use some distress ink and oxide on the same panel. I want a consistent finish. Not necessarily gloss, or mat, just consistency
Thanks so much! I think I caught something on UA-cam not long ago but I'll have to go find it where it DID remove the chalky finish. Just can't remember now lol
Ohh, Mindy! Thanks so very much for doing this video. I love how beautiful they are and yet they look so simple and different. I don't have many sprays, only maybe 7 or 8 of the oxide spray but I think I am going to have to start collecting a few more.. I am always looking for a more simple card that still looks elegant. Thanks again.
I really enjoyed this video. I was just spraying 3d embossed panels yesterday. I love creating backgrounds using sprays, and it brings me so much joy. Crackling Campfire and Salvaged Patina are my absolute favorites, also, but I prefer the regular Spray Stains, adding the Oxides in on occasion. Your cards turned out great!
Love all your background Mindy.The crackling campfire and Salvaged patina are gorgeous together! The sprays are so much fun to play with and amazing with the emboss folders
Thank you for this video. I love embossing folders but can't afford a die cutting machine. Would an embossing folder work if I misted the paper and used a rolling pin? I love the look but am on a very limited budget. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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That "Love the gift of your friendship" what a great sentiment! Gorgeous cards!!
It really is!
Wow I am going to do this Tuesday with my 98year old stamping friend. Hi from Michigan. Thanks for sharing.
Have fun!
I love how these cards turned out! Super fun with the embossing folders and sprays. I so need to give this a try!
Gorgeous cards. I love the "I think I'll keep you" sentiment die cut. Lol Thank you for sharing these with us. 🙂
it's one of my favorites too!
These are very cool….love the mixing of colors on top of the embossing! All three cards turned out beautifully! TFS, Mindy! 💌
Those sprays are so much fun...I could tell you enjoyed yourself! Beautiful cards!
lol I did!
Love, love ,love the cards and how they came out! Great techniques and cards!
Amazing cards 🥰 I love your color choices, the embossing folders and your card designs ❤ thanks for sharing your creativity Hugs xx
You are so welcome!
These are so pretty. I wish I could figure out a way to recreate the glossy look when they’re wet. I love that.
Its not exactly the same (pretty close though) but I use glossy cardstock...the colours stay amazingly vibrant. I love the look. Try it and see what you think! Good luck!
good idea!
also another thought I just had is to try and put micro glaze over the top when dry. It's usually used for sealing a background but doesn't hurt to experiment 😊
Mindy love your backgrounds,the colours are amazing together. Great cards thank you.
You are so welcome!
Good Morning~~I can tell that these are going to be one of my favorites. and for once I have all of the supplies that I need. You always make my day~~God Bless and please stay safe~~
yay! enjoy!
Absolutely gorgeous!
I just had the most fun using the distress sprays! Thanks for thee inspiration.
Wonderful! so glad to hear!
Gorgeous gorgeous cards Mindy! Love that you just went for it with those sprays and weren't afraid of the color mixing to brown, because as you noted they do end up looking fantastic!
Thanks so much! I actually really want to make brown on that exotic vines card lol
Gorgeous cards!
Fantastic cards!! Love the colors on the exotic vines card the best, but they are all great!
that's my favorite too!
Beautiful cards, Mindy! Thanks for the video.
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing your inspiration! I would not have tried that but you showed what a great product that comes from that technique.
You are so welcome!
FAB! update...I had to go do this technique because it looked so fun and I haven't pulled out the sprays in a long time. I will just say that I used some cheapo 'mixed media' paper that I got from wal-mart and it worked just fine. (I didn't have heavy paper) I thought oh gosh this stuff is going to be way too thin, but it embossed like a charm and it totally held up to the massive spraying that I did. just an fyi for those crafters who might not have heavy stock
great to know and glad you had fun!
You have definitely inspired me. I want to go play now.
Is there a spray that we can use that will take away the chalky finish of the oxides?
If not, Tim should invent one, he'd make another million in a flash. I know there are others out there who love the way the oxides work, but aren't really loving the chalky finish. Especially when you use some distress ink and oxide on the same panel. I want a consistent finish. Not necessarily gloss, or mat, just consistency
Thanks so much! I think I caught something on UA-cam not long ago but I'll have to go find it where it DID remove the chalky finish. Just can't remember now lol
Beautiful cards Mindy!!!
Thanks so much!
These are so gorgeous.
Thanks so much!
Love the way these turned out!
Thanks ! Glad you like them ❤️
Such a gorgeous result! Can't wait to try it.
Have fun!
Ohh, Mindy! Thanks so very much for doing this video. I love how beautiful they are and yet they look so simple and different. I don't have many sprays, only maybe 7 or 8 of the oxide spray but I think I am going to have to start collecting a few more.. I am always looking for a more simple card that still looks elegant. Thanks again.
Glad you like them! I still need to finish up my collection too but even starting out with a few can create so many possibilities ! Have fun!
Beautiful 😻
Just lovely. Thank you.
Thank you !
Beautiful
Those are just gorgeous. I love them all. Can't wait to try this!
Have fun!
These cards a brilliant.
Thanks !
They look great thank you
Glad you like them!
Love them.
Thanks !
Ooooohhhhh, those are so cool!
Thanks !
Love these!
Thanks so much!
I really enjoyed this video. I was just spraying 3d embossed panels yesterday. I love creating backgrounds using sprays, and it brings me so much joy. Crackling Campfire and Salvaged Patina are my absolute favorites, also, but I prefer the regular Spray Stains, adding the Oxides in on occasion. Your cards turned out great!
Thank you! yes, lots of fun!!! ❤️
Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching and the additional Super Thanks ! I appreciate it so much ❤️
Love all your background Mindy.The crackling campfire and Salvaged patina are gorgeous together! The sprays are so much fun to play with and amazing with the emboss folders
Yes they are! So fun!
Thank you for this video. I love embossing folders but can't afford a die cutting machine. Would an embossing folder work if I misted the paper and used a rolling pin? I love the look but am on a very limited budget. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I'm sorry I'm not sure how it would work with a rolling pin. I'm not sure what else would apply as much pressure as the machine
@@MindyEggenDesign ok. Thanks for your quick reply. I appreciate it. 😊