Use a piece of scrap cardboard to smear a thin layer of
acrylic across a piece of waxed paper, or paper plate, or
foam produce tray--you get the idea.
Press a piece of bubble wrap, bubble side down, into
the paint . . .
. . .peel it up . . .
. . .and press it onto your base paper.
Want more print marks? Use found objects like kitchen
utensils--here I use a wine cork. No kidding, I bought a huge
zip-lock bag of wine corks at a garage sale for 50 cents--
how weird is that? But they make great circle prints!
Love this tut - fabulous results! I love the "kitchen sink" collage. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I appreciate the comments!
ReplyDeleteThanks, susi! It's funny, this is my blog post with like a GAZILLION views, but no one ever comments on it!!
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Oh, wait, that might just mean most people think it rots . . .
ReplyDeletelol, reading that, i just had to comment, trisha. great tute, no rot! it reminds me of a tute that roni johnson would do...and that is high praise in my book. xoxo
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