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April 13, 2011 By cydlee61 1 Comment

WIP It Wednesday

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Today I was playing around with some scraps of Lutradur.  On these pieces, I applied acrylic paints, alcohol inks, stamped in a resist technique with gel medium and with paints, and used a blue Derwent Inktense pencil on it that I softened with water.  These were cut into strips (using Fiskars mini scallop paper edging scissors which cut through the Lutradur like butt-ah!) so that I can roll them up and make them into beads.

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On this piece, there were already some brown alcohol ink blobs on it.  I need the beads for the bracelet I’m making (more about that later in the week) to be blue so I added some thick layers of blue paint and ink on top to camouflage it.  I then coloured the background with plain old ordinary waterbased Crayola markers.  I spritzed it with water and this made the Crayola marker coloured areas look like they had been painted in watercolours. 

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The look was much more translucent than on the piece done in paints, inks, and pencil.  I didn’t end up cutting this piece up into strips for beads because it was suggested that the one part of it looks like a bird so I added some butterflies stamped in the bottom corner (using black Staz On ink) to balance it out. 

Stay tuned to see how these pieces continue to develop.

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  1. Laura Wasilowski says

    April 14, 2011 at 2:49 pm

    This is really cool!
    And thanks for helping with the C&T web cast last night!

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