2017 Topic 15: Pearlescent
I do love a touch of Squiggly ink at Christmas...it's one of our older stamp collections, and it's a clean and simple collection which allows lots of scope to colour, or not. There are numerous Christmas stamps within the Squiggly series, and they certainly lend themselves well to fast cards or tags...watch Bryan work his magic with them!
Hi everyone, it's Bryan here from GeezerCrafter,
sharing with you my Christmas Accessories using some of the range of
Squiggly Ink stamps along with some Fresco Chalk Acrylic Paints,
Distress Oxides and Pearl Glaze. I chose Squiggly Ink, as I love the
large open spaces to add colour, and wanted to make some quick and easy
projects.
This idea came from Ellie Knoll, Ellie used the round Gelli Plate and Distress Oxides, I improvised and used some thick plastic packaging, double sided tape, worked a treat. Distress Oxide Vintage Photo, then Distress Oxides in Peeled Paint are a perfect match!!
3 simple projects, a Concertina Card, a Place Setting Card and a Tag. I used the same technique to apply the Pearl Glaze, Thanks Ellie! If you are applying the Pearl Glaze over Distress Oxides, use just 1 or 2 brushstrokes otherwise the Oxides will reactivate.
Squiggly Ink: Egg and Nog - Plate 5 (SIEN5)
Don't forget to use those decorative corner punches!!. I love working on Kraft card, Fresco Chalk Acrylic Paints are a perfect match. Kept it simple and just used Fresco Chalk Acrylic Paints Bougainvillia, Banana, and Tango.
Bright and Cheery... Love the effect of the Pearl Glaze.
Squiggly Ink: Nut and Meg - Plate 3 (SINM3)
Just one colour here, Fresco Chalk Acrylic Paint Caribbean Sea. I applied the Pearl Glaze with a brayer, and you can make your own Pearlescent card!!
Love the subtlety of the Pearl Glaze.
Squiggly Ink: Nut and Meg - Plate 7 (SINM7)
I will put some dimensions of the cards on my blog.
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I love how you have used so many different colouring ideas with these, and the pearl glaze over oxides is fabulous, they are then sealed and ready for more layers to be applied with no more re-activation of the Distress Oxide ink! Thanks again Bryan! ~ Leandra
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The idea with the piece of plastic is clever, I was thinking I needed some of these small Gelli plates but now... Lovely set of Christmas makes!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas Bryan!
ReplyDeleteNeat collection of Christmas makes Bryan. Love the little blobs with the packaging.... very clever! Xx
ReplyDeleteClever, creative and such fun x
ReplyDeleteGreat projects Bryan - love your makes
ReplyDeleteLove your Christmas tags! Those stamps are great!
ReplyDeleteJust love these Bryan. Simplicity completely showcases the stamps. Will have to try this technique. Thanks for reminding us about Ellie's idea too.
ReplyDeleteParticularly love these as I am a "throw the kitchen sink at it" kinda girl! 😄
Great stuff Bryan ! Well done !
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to leave your comments, they are appreciated. Bryan.
ReplyDeleteWow Bryan! Love your Christmas makes in true Bryan style. Fabulous hugs Deb ��
ReplyDeleteVery nice and fun projects!!!!
ReplyDeleteA fab collection, lovely to see some older PA images being used.
ReplyDeleteLovely, really want those Pear Tree stamps now!
ReplyDeleteLucy x