I decided to show you how to do smackin' acetate for the technique this week. It is really easy and fun and you get a really great background!! This is something anyone can do and get great results!! It will look like you took time to make a nice watercolored background when if fact all you did is scribble a little!!! And ANYONE can scribble! So now on to the nitty gritty!!
Supplies:
Transparencies, stamp and write markers, water in a spray bottle, whisper white cardstock, stamps, embellishments

Step 1:
Scribble on the transparency with your markers......not much to that huh??

Step 2:
Mist your scribbles with water until the colors start to get runny.....Oooooo difficult!!

Step 3:
Press your white cardstock into the color and pull off

Step 4:
Finish your card!

Now is that not one of the easiest things ever?? And look at that background! It looks like a sky huh??? I love, love, love it!! Now.....you all go smack some acetate and let me know how it goes! Stay tuned for a fun project later this week!
4 comments:
I tried your ribbon cutting technique and loved it! I have never done smacking acetate either though I have been thinking about it alot lately, it's on my list of "to dos". I will definately have to give it a go now!
You could still call it Technique Tuesdays! For a laugh! LOL.
What a great tutorial! Love the sky! I will have to try this!
GREAT tutorial. The sky is beautiful I will have to try this. Thanks for sharing.
I love this card!!!!!!!! I have never tried this technique, and now I think I have to!! Thanks for sharing!!!
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