One of the articles that caught my eye in the Apr/May 2010 of
The Stamper’s Sampler issue is titled “Beautiful Brayering.” I took the general
idea of the technique and changed it up to see if it would work with
transparent Art Glitter – and it did!
The artist originally did some masking using clear embossing
powder and then brayered over the design with ink.
Here’s how to recreate:
Get out a favorite stamp to use as mask (you want it big
enough to make it easy to cut out). I used my brand-new Fred Mullet Big Distress
Wild Raspberry stamp (looked like a Fall leaf to me). Tear a page from an
old book; gather some pigment inks, cardstock, clear embossing powder, a Xyron
Creative Station, Art Glitter Petrified
Microfine Transparent glitter and a package of Finesse
Swirls Pearls – LeCreme from Want2Scrap.
Begin by stamping three leaf images on white, heavy-weight
cardstock and cut them out (these are the masks).
Run them through the Xyron Creative Station with
repositionable adhesive, remove the protective cellophane and use a stylus to
outline each image.
Randomly apply inks to old book page (these colors will show
beneath the masked images); heat set and cool before next step. Ink the stamp with pigment ink and stamp onto
colored book page, spoon on clear embossing powder and heat set.
Remove protective cellophane covering, flip face-down on
table and outline each leaf image (this ensures a clean and neat removal). The
book page is very delicate and parts may tear away – I happen to like that look
so chose not to repair it. Gently remove the masks, pace page in a bead tray
and spoon on Art Glitter Petrified Microfine Transparent glitter; tap off
excess.
Mount onto coordinated cardstock and add one Finesse Swirls
Pearls – LeCreme to left side of matted card front. Edge each layer with a dark
ink prior to assembly.
Stamp a sentiment on coordinating cardstock and mount with
dimensional foam squares.
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Wow I just love this! I need more microfine glitter!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Candi. You'll love using the microfine - it's one of my favorites!
DeleteYes you do! It's one of my favorites!
DeleteLinda, I am totally LOVING this technique! So incredible!
ReplyDeleteMy my my! LOVE IT! :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
True :D
Thanks!
DeleteVery very cool technique! Looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a great and beautiful project! Thanks for sharing!
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