Today, I will share how I created my Week #39 Title card for my pocket scrapbooking layout using these Unique Laser Design's SUPER AMAZING cork feathers.
Okay, let's get started:
Unique Laser Design's Cork Feathers |
Started with a piece of 4 x 6 patterned scrapbooking paper. |
Pulled 2 shallow pans from my kitchen. |
Purchased this Linit Liquid Starch at my local grocery store. |
Poured just enough liquid starch to cover the bottom of one pan. |
Added just enough tap water to cover the bottom of the other pan. |
Selected these paint colors from my stash that compliment my pocket scrapbooking layout this week. NOTE: FLUID PAINT performs better that regular acrylic paint for this marbling mixed media technique. |
Added drops of paint, one color at a time in the pan with the liquid starch. Golden Fluorescent Pink fluid & Americana Electric Pink acrylic paint drops. |
DecoArt Diarylide Yellow fluid acrylic paint drops. |
DecoArt Cobalt Teal fluid acrylic paint drops. |
DecoArt Raw Umber fluid acrylic paint drops. |
Used the end of a paint brush to swirl the colors together to create my desired marbling pattern in the surface. |
Dried completely (a heat gun works great). |
Added an additional layer of color with KaiserCraft's Script background stamp and Ranger's Dandelion Archival Ink. |
Added "Week #39" using 'Sketchbook" Thickers by American Crafts. |
Added dates with the Dear Lizzy roller date stamp. |
Outlined "Week #39" with a black Signo Uniball pen. |
Added a scalloped doodle stamp by Roben-Marie Smith (Paperbag Studios). |
Added three cork feathers from Unique Laser Designs. |
Doodled around the scallops & feathers with a white Signo Uniball pen. |
Doodled two black border lines with a black Signo Uni-Ball pen. |
Added bling rhinestones to the centers of the scallops with a UHU glue stick. |
Distressed the edges of the patterned paper with black Heidi Swapp Archival Ink. |
And, VIOLA' ~ My Week #39 Pocket Scrapbooking Title Card is COMPLETE! |
I hope you enjoyed this marbling mixed media technique. Please check out
Unique Laser Design's cork feathers or visit the official website at Unique Laser Designs. Thanks for dropping by.
XOXO,
Shelley
Great tutorial, Shelley. I've never seen this technique using starch. Those cork feathers look great on there !
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, Shilo!!!! Those feathers just "POP" on the marble background! Super fun experience! Smooches!!! :D
DeleteFascinating technique!! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHi Elizabeth!!! Thanks so much! Let me know if you give it a try! Have a GR8 day!!
DeleteFirst-this is a very cool card. Second-I'm off to the store to get some starch! :)
ReplyDeleteWhoo-hoo!!! You just made my heart smile! Please let me know how your project turns out! I know it will be AWESOME!!!
DeleteBeautiful and fantastic techniques. Love it!!!! WTG!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Rachelle for the love, girlie! Much love to you!!!
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