Crayon Resist

Someone in a group was talking about crayon resist - and of course I was curious.  So off to the internet I run to...finding what this is. I discovered that this is a great and very easy effect and the end result is great!! Here is the tutorial and followed with a video! 

Beate from Split Coast Stampers.. created this tutorial - very easy to understand..enjoy!

Supplies

• Neutral Cardstock, glossy or matte
• White Crayon (works with other colors as well)
• Dye ink
• Black Ink
• Stamps, Unity's Gratitude = Joy used here
• Coloring medium, Copics used here (optional)
• Sponges, or Brayer
• Paper Towel

Step-by-Step

1. Step 1

   Stamp an image in black or other dark ink.
   

2. Step 2 (Optional)

   Color image with as desired.
   
   (Copic Markers YG23, YG25, YR65, YR68 used here)
   
   
   
   

3. Step 3

   Trim image to finished size.
   
   (Label Four Nestabilities were used here.)
   

4. Step 4

   Apply white crayon to any area that should remain white.
   
5. If you colored your image, apply crayon over all colored areas. It will keep the ink off.
   

6. Step 5

   Start sponging over your image with dye ink.
   
7. Continue to sponge color until the entire piece of cardstock is covered.
   

8. Step 6

   Take a paper towel and buff image.
   
9. It will take the ink off your crayon marks.
   

10. Step 7

    Finish your card.