Here are the girls with their messy hands: in no particular order, Sam Lauren, Sarah, Amanada, Kris, Sarah and Rosemary. Thank you for letting me teach you.. it was fun!
Here Kat used clear glue and dropped alcohol inks in it, and then heated it to create an antique rusty look. I am always cautious when heating glues, and especially ones with alcohol inks in them! One pouf and you never know!! and the smell can sometimes be horrific. However, I thought about it, and decided to use PVA glue. I spread it across the card with a craft scraper, and before it was dry dropped into it, single drops of alcohol ink. They spread naturally across the glue creating puddles. Allow it to dry naturally. I did try it with Glossy Accents too, and it had the same effect but a little shinier. This is the result.
Have a very creative day!
11 comments:
Thanks for the technique idea Jennie. Must try this one ! Glad the class went well for you too .
Thanks Jenny, another one to try out and add another tag to the collection. Your sample looks great.
Thanks for a great workshop Jennie. It was a fun day and the ink eventually came off :)
Wow, that looks fab, Jennie. Going to have to give this a try.
Glad all went well Jennie, thanks for showing x
Jennie - love your twist in the technique - now I'll have to give it a try without heating it! Thanks for sharing and thanks for the link back to my blog!
KAT
Very cool, Jennie! Yes, have tried this as well, heating the glue didn't seem to be too much of an issue, but I'll have to try this method, too! Fantastic results!
oooooh like this effect.
Love alcohol inks
will try this effect
thanks
SparklesSimpleStuff
aka Barbara
Love that technique - and I so wish I lived nearer to go to your classes - they look such fun
I love that effect! Am going to give that one a try
I've tried the technique Jennie and loved it results are on my blog - thanks for the info xx Hilda
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