Make your chipboard shine!
This is a technique tutorial that I have created for
Serendipity Scrapbooks.
Rose Garden layoutSupplies:
Papers - “Urban Prairie” Collection by Basic Grey
http://shop.serendipityscrapbooks.com/scrapbook-supplies/BasicGreyUrbanPrairieCollectionPack.html“Urban Prairie » stamps by Basic Grey -
http://shop.serendipityscrapbooks.com/scrapbook-supplies/basicgreyurbanprairiewildflowersstamp.html Glossy Accents by Ranger or Diamond Glaze by JudiKinsUltrafine glitter and little glitter spoons – “Polar Bear” by Art Glitter
www.artglitter.com (*note: if you don’t have the little glitter spoons, you can use any plastic spoon)
Lime pastel and lipstick red chalk inks - Colorbox
Rose Petal Acrylic paint – Making memories
To create this sparkly enameled appearance:
1. Paint the naked chipboard letters or any chipboard elements that you would like to use, with acrylic paint, allow drying time, and sand the edges if you would like to give it a distressed look.
2. Using coordinating Colorbox Chalk inks, stamp a vine flourish design along the lower half of the letters, adding flowers with a second color.
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3. Apply a thick coat of Glossy Accents (or Diamond Glaze) by first going around the perimeter and then filling in the surface area.
4. While the Glossy Accents is still wet, very lightly sprinkle ultrafine transparent or iridescent Art Glitters over the surface. (*tip: I recommend using the little Art Glitter spoons to get just the right amount of glitter from the glitter jar. This simple little tool really reduces the amount of glitter that you will have to clean up, while allowing you to easily control the amount that you sprinkle) The glitter will sink into the surface of the Glossy Accents. Add rhinestones to the center of the flowers if desired.


