My first background was made by applying Andy Skinner Cosmic Shimmer Resist Paste through my stencil with an ink blender. This paste is super cool! It went into all of the tiny crevices of this stencil beautifully and washed off the stencil easily. I was a little unsure if applying inks over the paste would cause the paste to bleed, but it didn't at all. I tapped my Prism pads onto my craft mat and spritzed them with water, then dipped the stenciled panel into the wet inks. What a beautiful effect! I heat set the panel and the paste melted into the paper for a nice finish. I made it into a card with another ink dipped panel, a die cut wildflower and a sentiment from the Darkroom Door Warm Wishes stamp set.
The next card uses the same stencil and DTP (direct to paper). I simply smooshed my ink pads through the stencil in a random fashion. That's what I love about the Prism Dye Ink Pads, the spongy pad lets you skip the ink blender and use the pad directly. The result is vivid, with high contrast. To tone it down a bit, I stamped the Dreams quote stamp by Darkroom Door onto a teabag. I layered with some crocheted lace and wrapped string.
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great techniques Autumn!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, it's helpful to focus on techniques when you don't have a project in mind. :)
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