For the third card I used a flower stamp (Stamporium) that I stamped and embossed onto darker paper that would turn much paler when painted with bleach - I use economy thin bleach as the thick ones don't tend to work. You can buy paper and card specifically for this, but I tend to try darker pieces from my stash.When the bleach was completely dry I coloured it with my Tombow pens.
Sunday, 2 August 2009
Bleach!
For the third card I used a flower stamp (Stamporium) that I stamped and embossed onto darker paper that would turn much paler when painted with bleach - I use economy thin bleach as the thick ones don't tend to work. You can buy paper and card specifically for this, but I tend to try darker pieces from my stash.When the bleach was completely dry I coloured it with my Tombow pens.
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6 comments:
bleach can be fun, use on quink ink and it leaves a gold mark, use it on black velvet and it looks fantastic:-)
These are all gorgeous Sally. What a great technique. I love the big daisy, that's stunning. This is definitely one I shall be trying out for myself.
Lisax
Oh wow I haven't tried this technique yet! You've made some lovely cards!
((Lyn))
Do the stamps require any special cleaning after the bleach or just a spray and a wipe? Gina
The elephant stamp is a clear acrylic one, so I just washed it in warm soapy water. I generally just use babywipes to clean my stamps though.
I REALLY like all your cards,you certainly have a rare skill and a keen eye.
Wonderful.
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