"What's your favorite technique to make backgrounds? I love making backgrounds with distress ink on a craft sheet. I use distress ink, memento, brusho's, distress stains, whatever I feel like working with. Quick and easy and a different and surprising result every time."Woah, Nellie! How's a girl to choose!! There are sooooo many fun techniques! I love using a brayer and a multi-coloured ink pad to create all kinds of background effects. I have oodles of embossing folders that don't get used to their full potential so I thought I'd try brayering Kaleidacolor inks onto one to try using it like a stamp! I spritzed it with a good amount of water and then used a dry brayer to apply pressure so the image would transfer to the paper evenly. Here are my results! Maybe I'll get to go to Paris in the Springtime this year!!
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| Stamps by Stampotique Originals: Old Timey Frog, Eiffel Tower, Trees 2 Sided |
"The art galleries of Paris contain the finest collection of frames I ever saw."
Humphry Davy
This is gorgeous Val, I think the experiment worked brilliantly xx
ReplyDeleteStunning Val. Paris sounds wonderful too !!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the colors and the technique is so cool!
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ReplyDeleteSo so adorable Val. And love your color pop. Very fresh for Spring!
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous, Val ! Great effect !
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
What a brilliant combination Val, this is wonderful xx
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