Hi friends!
Today's card is for the Hot Mess = Success card group
where the cards we make are ..... messy!
This card was so much fun to make
and I almost needed a raincoat there was so much water!
I added the 'how to' video to my YouTube channel
if you want to peek
and I'll do my best to show you here, too :)
To create this card, the one unexpected item was: school glue!
As you may have seen from the video,
this came about a couple of months ago after chatting with a friend.
She wanted to create emboss resist cards but didn't have Versamark
and I remember learning that glue resists paint
100 years ago in grade school :)
I tried it and it worked so for today's card, I'm showing you another one.
To get started, you'll need
glue, water, brushes, heavy weight cardstock, squeegee
and paints, watercolors work best.
I've done this with acrylic paints, too, and it takes 24 hours to dry
and watercolors can be used with a heat tool for faster completion.
Once your glue is in place, don't move the glue - move the water!
I add gobs of water around the glue and let it work organically.
If your brushes touch the glue - no biggie ..
just rinse them before the glue dries.
I did several takes and ended up using the one above
and stamped my Altenew flower Celebrate Today as my image.
Fabulous make, Kelly! I enjoyed the video too! Fun technique.
ReplyDeleteMessy and fun and what unique and beautiful technique. I enjoyed the video and learnt lots....Thank you Kelly x.
ReplyDeleteKelly, your card is stunning! Lovely results from the water-drenched messiness!
ReplyDeleteso very beautiful Kelly
ReplyDeleteGr Karin
A brilliant make Kelly and a fun technique. A great result. Big hugs and blessings, Carol S.xxxx
ReplyDeleteKelly this card is great. I love the sounds of the technique and really want to gibe it a try. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWOWZA! A super card with a kind of super messy technique! I love the softness of the image and the video was so fun to watch! Thanks for getting messy this month with me!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great card! I enjoyed watching your video. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch fun technique, Kelly!! Thanks for sharing! Love the soft effect on your card! Biggest hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great result Kelly - I may just try it - but outside on the deck :)
ReplyDeleteStay safe
Blessings
Maxine
Thanks for the video - such an interesting technique and pretty effect. Your card is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and colours..Loz
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card !
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this?! VERY cool!!! Love the subtle colors and the image is so pretty. Many thanks for the video, it will be super helpful when I try this!
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