Supplies needed: Heat tool, craft sheet, re-inkers, spritzer bottles, card stock
Place a few drops of ink into the spritzer bottle
Add water to create your desired shade, if too light, add more ink, if too dark add more water
Shake well
Spray onto your card stock
Use your heat tool to dry
Add a different colour
Use heat tool to dry
Add further colours if required. If you do not heat dry between colours they will run into each other and become muddy
A combination of three colours were used on the examples below
To add a shimmer to your pages you can create a metalic spritzer by using metalic perfect pearls. Tip some of the powder into a spritzer bottle, add water, and ensure you shake very well. Again it's trial and error as to how much you put in and how much water you use depending on the colour you want to create
This is a pewter colour although it doesn't show up very well
And then I've added spiced marmalade and peeled paint
This is how I created the pages for the travel beer mat book that I recently made
Thursday, 14 August 2008
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4 comments:
Wow!!!!
Well done you two for setting up such a fantastic blog!!!
Love the clear pictures and the great explanations of how to do the techniques!!
No doubt this will be very popular as soon as word gets around!
Good Luck
Love Ruth xxx
Lovely effects.
xxxxxxx
A quick and easy way to make fantastic backgrounds - love it
It makes fab backgrounds
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