I thought with all the talk of mono printing I'd show one of the ways I like to make backgrounds
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Ink up your brayer 50-50 with two colour inks ( or use a big and juice/ kalidacolour pad ) here I have used eggplant and lettuce.
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Roll the brayer back and forth on a clear acrylic block this will blend the 2 colours and spritz with water or a water and mica mix the amount of water will depend on how absorbent your paper or card is .
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Next stamp it onto your card. Now you have a unique background for stamping on or die cutting
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Ink up your brayer 50-50 with two colour inks ( or use a big and juice/ kalidacolour pad ) here I have used eggplant and lettuce.
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Roll the brayer back and forth on a clear acrylic block this will blend the 2 colours and spritz with water or a water and mica mix the amount of water will depend on how absorbent your paper or card is .
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Next stamp it onto your card. Now you have a unique background for stamping on or die cutting
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11 comments:
Loving the results Von, x
Hi Von. Lovely effect. TFS.
Florence x
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing and I love your bottom card with the flowers.
Sam xxx
Thanks fr sharing! Valerie
Wonderful! Love it! Kim
That is brilliant Von, do you know Aimee bought me a brayer about 2 years ago and i haven't used it yet, maybe this will spur me on to make some background papers, Hope you had a good weekend Lou x
ooo I have never tried this...off to get my roller out! x
WOW!! What a fabulous technique Von, thanks for sharing....must look out my brayer & have a wee play :D
Ann xx
Fabulous, I love the effect.
xxx Hazel.
Thanks Von I have a brayer that's been a bit redundant . So I guess I'd better get on a ROLL and have a go .
x Max x :)
This is terrific. I have just tried it and can't believe how easy it is to make something so unique
Thanks Von
xxx
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