To create this look, you need very few things! A couple of your favorite paint colors, a touch of water, an acrylic block, some saran wrap and a paint brush!
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Step 1) On a non stick surface put a pea sized drop of paint, in at least two colors of your choice. Add about half the amount of water as you have paint, and mix.
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Step 2) Wrap an acrylic block loosely with saran wrap. Wrinkles are good! With a paintbrush add your paint randomly.
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Step 3) Stamp multiple times on a piece of smooth cardstock.
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Step 4) Stamp your image over the desired part of your pattern.
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Step 5) Cut and create your card! I used the same technique with a lighter paint color (Pink Highlights) on the background of my card to give it a little shimmer!
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Shimmer shot! Woo woo!
Thanks for reading :)
Samantha
11 comments:
This is very Cool!
Very cool technique! I gotta try this out! :-)
Love this idea!! Thanks!
very fun! thanks for sharing
I'll have to try that! Give it a very different look. Thanks for sharing.
Lynn
I like this technique as well as using actual marbles! TFS!
love this technique and it looks so good with this image :)
Ohhh cool technique! Love this!
Love the background you have created! Wonderful!
wonderful technique!
Terrific technique!
Thanks for sharing!
Love from France, Kianel.
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