Sorry I have been so quiet. I have been working like crazy on a big project that is now not going to be shown until next week. Bummer for now, but I can promise lots of posts at the end of next week!
Today’s tutorial on SCS is on how to create a background with your Acrylic Paints and a piece of Acetate. It’s really fun, fast and easy.
The card base for today’s card is a 4 1/2″ x 9″ piece of Core’dinations Paper from the Roy G. Biv Super Assortment.
The centerpiece was created with today’s tutorial technique. It is super easy. Cut a piece of Acetate to the shape you need. Cut neutral cardstock the same shape. I used Label One Nestabilities. Next I stamped Gratuitous Graffiti with Black Stazon over my Acetate. Turn Acetate over and add Acrylic Paint. I used the Lettuce Adirondack Acrylic Paint Dabber. Place your neutral cardstock over the ink and let dry.
For the flower center I cut a 1 1/4″ Acetate and White Circle with Circle Nestabilities, stamped the TY from Gratutitous Graffiti over it with Black Stazon and added Rasberry Adirondack Acrylic Paint over it. The flower itself is like the half pearls on the top left from Stampin’ Up!’s Pretties Kit. I sponged the edges with Lettuce paint. I attached the center to the flower with dimensionals, tied white Organza ribbon around the layers and adhered the flower over it.
Here is a video for the visual learner:
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Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.7 Responses to “Tutorial on SCS – Acrylic Smash”
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That is fabulous! I have lots of ideas rolling around in my head for this one! Thanks Beate!
Another great tutorial, Beate! Thanks!
Oh I love this, Beate!! What a fun and easy technique…I am so gonna have to give this a try very soon!! Thanks for the great tutorial!!
I LOVE this technique, Beate! Wonderful tutorial, too. “Fast and easy” is right up my alley! lol
This is beautiful Beate! It reminds me of an old technique I did again last week…the Acetate & Tissue technique. I will have to try this one too!
Amazing! Gotta get me some acrylic paint daubers!!
What a woderful technique!! It looks so fun and your card is beautiful! I gotta try this!!!:)