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Monday, April 29, 2013

Technique Tuesday -- Bleeding Tissues Part 2


Hi Everyone! Have you ever seen something and said, "why didn't I think of that?"  Well, this is why I have called my technique today -- Bleeding Tissues Part 2.  Back in the Fall I did a technique at Sparkle N Sprinkle on bleeding tissues where I just tore the tissue paper and layered the pieces to form a background. Today I am showing a little twist on that. I think you will like this new twist. I also used our new Bird Song stamp set on my card. I love birds, so this is one of my favorite sets!


Supplies needed:
  1. white glossy card stock
  2. flower dies
  3. various colors of bleeding tissue papers ( the colors bleed when wet )
  4. water spritzer
  5. heat tool
First cut out the flowers from the tissue paper using flower dies. This time I am using cut out shapes instead of tearing the tissue paper in pieces.


Lay a the flowers one at a time on the glossy card stock and spritz the flowers once or twice. Let them dry a little and finish drying using a heat tool. The flowers will lift right off.


Now you will have a bright flower background.


I also experimented using watercolor paper and regular card stock. They each gave a different look. On the watercolor paper the flowers are more subtle and would make a nice soft background.


Here is the background on regular card stock. It really turned out interesting with some outlines around the flowers.


I hope you will do some experimenting of your own with this technique. I had never thought of cutting out shapes first. I know this would look great using leaves and Fall colors for a Fall card.  There are many possibilities! I decided to use the bright background on the glossy card stock for my card above. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you have a wonderful day!

April

Sparkle N Sprinkle supplies used:
  1. Bird Song stamp set 496
  2. Brushable Glue 540
  3. Black Ice glitter G1020

5 comments:

  1. Super cool April! Thanks for sharing another fun (and easy?) technique!

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  2. Another fun technique - great for spring and summer....

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  3. This looks very cool. Gotta try this one. :)

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  4. What a fun looking technique! Love the completed project.

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  5. Wonderful technique, Miss April - I like how you always show your experiments, as well as a finished product. Your card is really cute - love how you used the bird silhouette! hugs, de

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