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| Supplies used: Cheap varnish, a piece of paper with watercolor paint, and a heatgun. |
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| Just drip a bit of the varnish on the paper, how much you want, in the shape you want |
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| While heating it >> stage 1 |
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While heating it >> stage 2 After the first heating. I like to let it cool, and give it another heat blast, that way you can change the shapes a bit if you want to |
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| After the second heating. I like it this way (ready to cut out)... But only a tiny bit of varnish is used here, when you use some more, or a pattern of drips, you get a complete different result! |
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| This is the way it looks from the side... The paper is warped, but if you heat from the back it will straighten a bit, and ofcourse you can just tape it flat. |
Very cool! I can see this having a lot of interesting applications in mixed-media projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping by my blog. Die cutting it is a great idea.
Hoi Karin. Wat leuk je blog gevonden te hebben. je hebt echt een hoop mooie ideeen. Ik kom zeker af en toe nog eens buurten.:)
ReplyDeleteIk heb mijzlef toegevoegd als volger van je blog. Welkom als je het ook leuk vind om eens op mijn blog een kijkje te nemen. I would love to have you visit :)
Inky hugs, Pauline
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