Supplies Needed: Cuttlebug (or alternative), Embossing Folders, Alcohol Inks and Applicator, Acetate Ink up your acetate until you have your desired colours Cut the acetate into pieces to fit in your embossing folder(s)
Place the acetate in the embossing folder
Run throught the Cuttlebug or alternative
Take it out the folder and voila, you have a piece of coloured acetate with an embossed pattern ready to create a background
Supplies Needed: Paintbrush, Eggshells, Mod Podge or PVA glue, card stock or piece to decorate, paint or colouring materials Wash the eggshells in bleach Leave to dry out
Crush the shells into desired sized pieces
Use your mod podge or pva glue to stick the shell to your desired piece
Once covered and you are happy with the coverage, leave to dry
When all the white has disappeared and the shells are clear, cover with another coat of mod podge or pva glue
Give it a good coverage and leave to dry
You will know when it's dry as the shells will be clear and no white will be visable compared to above
Start to paint in your chosen colour and medium
Continue covering until you are happy with what you have
You can obviously mix colours etc but I decided just to leave mine silver
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