Hello my fabulous friends!
Can you believe that summer is nearing it's end? Crazy! For me, that means it is blackberry season. So, I currently look like I have been wrestling cats... Those bushes eat me alive!
homemade blackberry chocolate chip ice cream is on the menu tomorrow though!!!!
I guess you could say the berries have me in a purple sort of mood... as you will see from both paint and my nails. :)
Anyway...
I was going to share one tutorial, but last minute (literally!) I changed my mind... I wasn't sure if I would bore you all if I shared a tutorial that was so photo heavy it could sink a ship. LOL!
So, I threw together something different to share... I hope you like!
Step 1: Working on a piece of craft foam (you know, the really cheap "fun foam" sheets they sell for kid crafts), use a brayer to spread a layer of white acrylic paint, then add a couple drops of Distress Reinker.
Brayer the ink in... you can mix it in as little or as much as you want.
Step 2: Add some splashes of Creative Inspirations Paint for a pop of color and shimmer.
Step 3: Place a piece of cardstock over your paint and press & smoosh around. Move it around to swirl the paint into random patterns.
Step 4: Carefully pull off the card stock. You can dry it with a heat gun and press it back onto the paint in different areas if you want to add more layers, or you can leave it as is.
Step 5: Since we colored the paint with Distress Reinkers, it will react with water... so, go ahead and flick some water at it and you can get some fabulous watermarks!
Step 6: To stamp on the acrylic paint, use a permanent ink like StazOn or Ranger Archival.
Enjoy!
Supplies Used:
Paper: cardstock
Ink: Archival ink, Distress ink
Stamps: Unity "Chicken Wire" & "Love in Return"
Creative Inspirations Paint: Autumn Wheat
5 comments:
Well how cool is this - very interesting with loads of possibilities! Thanks for sharing, Kassi!
Super job my creative friend, what a fun technique Have a great weekend my friend
DIANA L.
dianamlarson.blogspot.com
Love this Kassi! Very cool and fun technique!! I will have to try this one with the foam with our dd too!
Love the technique Kassi!!!
Fun technique Kassi! A nice alternative for creating patterned paint backgrounds. Thanks for sharing. :) hugs, Kimberly
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