Wednesday 3 June 2020

Relax- Scrape Painting


Welcome 
A few months ago, as I was playing with my acrylic paints, I created this card: 
Well today, I'm happy to say that Splitcoast Stamper has decided to feature it on their Technique Tutorial Wednesday!  I wrote up the tutorial so that you all have a chance to try it out.  
There are lots of wonderful samples there for you to check out as well as Dina Kowal created a video using the technique.
Above is the card I created for the premiere.
Splitcoast Stampers Tutorial

So here are my card details.
I began with a piece of heavy white cardstock.  I squeezed out drops of paint onto my card panel, then using a Stencil Pal (or you could use a credit card); I moved the paint in a circular motion until I had the paint spread out.  Be sure to let your panel dry completely before doing the next steps.
When my panel was all dry, I placed it into my Misti and stamped the thistle, then the sentiment and clear heat embossed them.  
I added some black acrylic paint splatters for interest.


Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
I hope you will give it a try.

Supplies
Stamps- Art Journey (Nature Flowers)
Inks- Versafine Clair Black
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook)
Accessories and Tools- Acrylic Paint (Vicki Boutin, Liquidex); Misti; Deco Foil Stencil Pal;
clear eb powder; heat tool

12 comments:

Faith A at Daffodil Cards said...

FAB-U-LUS. love the colours with the silhouette stamps over it. Another wonderful technique.
Take care
Faith x

Lori m said...

So beautiful, love the backgrounds you make and the image, hugs, Lori m

Pat said...

What a great technique Karen, and swirling the paint in a circular motion really draws the eye in, and I love the two silhouette flowers and a lovely large sentiment too. A beautiful card. x

Bobby said...

I love the colors you used and how they mixed, Karen. The black weed silhouettes just pop off them.

Claire (Mrs H) said...

Such an effective technique thank you for sharing it looks amazing

anncoralsprings said...

Great technique and very lovely card. I am definitely going to give this a try with my VB paints! Thank you!

Christine Alexander said...

Great technique Karen, I'm going to head over the split coast and check out the gallery and video.
Great card :)

Greta said...

Hi Karen--I saw your tutorial today & I already made some panels! Your wonderful card truly inspired me! I always intend to try neat ideas, but it never happens the same day. Now to make them into cards!

Cath Wilson said...

Lovely version of your great technique. I was so surprised when my Split Coast tutorial arrived and I saw this along with your name! I think the colours you choose make a big difference and this one is fab. Mine were AWFUL. Really must try again if I can find some nice, soft colours. Most of mine are 'in your face' brights at the moment!
Congratulations on your guest appearance :-)
Cath x

kiwimeskreations said...

Love this technique, Karen, and congratulations on having it featured on SCS! Loving this card, the colours are so pretty
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine

cuilliesocks said...

Absolutely gorgeous Karen, love the vibrant colours and design of the background which makes the silhouette flowers just pop. Love it, and well done in having your technique spotted by Splitcoast Stampers, Kate x x

Nora Noll said...

This is GORGEOUS!! I LOVE the lovely colors you chose. Congratulations on the SCS Technique Tutorial!! that is so cool!!