Smackin Acetate

by ktstamps, 7:48 PM

Smackin' Acetate Technique



Supplies: 
  • Spitzer or Spray Bottle
  • Water-based Marker
  • Cardstock
  • Acetate or a window Sheet


Step One
  • Scribble marker directly onto the Window Sheet/Acetate
  • Add the colors you want, trying not to overlap colors
  • Colors may look light with some of the basic white c/s showing
  • Marker colors are: Polished Pink, Soft Succulent, and Bumble Bee

Step Two
  • Spritz or spray water on the window sheet/acetate 
  • This will moisten and mix the colors


Step Three
  • Smack cardstock onto the wet window sheet/acetate


Step Four
  • Lift the cardstock off the window sheet/acetate



Step Five
  • Let the cardstock dry thoroughly and assemble your card 


Here is what you need to put your card together


Carstock:
  • 4 1/4" x 11" Basic White scored at 5 1/2
  •  4" x 5 1/4" Soft Succulence
  • Basic White scraps
Die-cuts:
  • Taylor Made Tag(#2 of 45 degree tags with #1 being the smallest
  • Penned Flower (Cut 2)
Stamp Set:
  • Artistically Inked (Thanks sentiment)
Ink:
  • Memento
  • Polished Pink
Accessories:
  • Blending Brushes
  • Tombo Glue
  • Pale Papaya Ribbon
  • Matte Black Dots
  • Dimensionals
Putting the card together:
  • Take out your Stampin Emboss & Cut machine.  Die cut the two flower and the tag in Basic White c/s
  • Stamp THANKS on the tag in Memento ink
  • Take a blending brush and brush the edges of tag in Polished Pink
  • Cut about 8" of ribbon.  Threadn both ends through the tag and loop it through the ribbon.   Add 6-8 dimensionals to the back of the tag
  • Adhere Soft Succulent to the basic white base, then add your dried Smackin Acetate to the top
  • Add Tombo liquid glue to the flowers.  (Use a light touch on this glue)
  • Position and adhere flowers to the center of card
  • Adhere the tag in the center of both flowers
  • Add 3 Matted Black Dots to the card
  • Viola - card complete!
Here is a couple of other cards done with this Technique




 I hope you have enjoyed this technique.   I have had a lot of fun with it.   
Please share your comments with me!


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