
This first one is the how not to do it example. I used posh inks straight onto the top glue layer and it was far too dark and it all started to split and fall apart when I tried to dab some colour off. So the moral of the story is to use diluted colours lol.

This one started with a coloured layer because my brush still had ink on from the previous attempt so the glue turned a bluey colour. I finished the colour in top layer with a colour spray.


These are the next days attempts and I used well watered down fluid acrylics for the coloured layer and so the pattern showed through more.
6 comments:
Well done, Fiona - and the last 2 are to die for...
Gorgeous and thanks for the tips.
Love the last two Fiona, this is on my list to do in the next couple of weeks...in time to sign for the swap if it turns out ok!
I think your fabric paper turned out fabulous!!! I gave it a try, but they were so bad I threw them out.
chrissy
Great set of papers, the colours are gorgeous
Your BTaylor papers are wonderful! I was lucky enough to take her class this year in May here in VA. She is so lovely and sharing, very talented too of course! I must say, your first rich color sample is lovely too!
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