Dave took Lachy out to Bunnings late yesterday afternoon, Cameron was in the bath and I had a chance to catch up with the Posts from Andrea Walford's Sunny Stampin' Website that were sitting unread on Google Reader.
A number of her video tutorials have been using the Stampin' Up!® Shimmer Paint that is available in the US and Canada. I considered just flicking through them and then had a brain wave. There must be a way to have acrylic paint in Stampin' Up!® colours! By hunting through my pre Stampin' Up!® stash I found some White acrylic paint and a shimmery artists medium. Mixing them together I had something that I thought would work the way the paint has done in Andrea's Video Tutorial.
Here's my card: -
As long as the acrylic paint is reasonably thin you still get the detail on the solid trees. Unfortunately I couldn't get the shimmer to show well in the photo.
I know for a long time the scrapping world has been using acrylic paint on foam stamps in their layouts. This is a fantastic way for scrapbookers to get their acrylic paint to match the Stampin' Up!® colours used in their papers, cardstock and simply scrappin' kits and be able to use their Stampin' Up!® stamp sets as well.
Supplies used all Stampin' Up!® except were mentioned: -
Stamp Set - Holly Jolly Christmas
Paper - Old Olive, Ruby Red and Whisper White Cardstock
Ink - Ruby Red and Old Olive Classic Stampin' Pads
Accessories - Paper Cutter, Sponge Daubers, 'Acrylic Paint and Artists Medium' - Non SU, Stampin' Sponge, Paper Snips, Stampin' Dimensionals, Snail Adhesive.
Contact me to purchase ink refills to match your favourite Stampin' Up!® cardstock and papers and a pack of Sponge Daubers to apply the paint to your stamps with.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
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