Thursday, 20 May 2021

Scrapbooking Global May 2021 Blog Hop DIY Creative Backgrounds

Welcome to this month’s hop. We are making our own backgrounds so I have pulled out my ink pads to get this one happening. 


This effect was easy - it was helped by the DSP a little as it was already textured I then dragged my ink pad across the page. I have used 2 different colour pads but take not drag lightly. The white speckles and dribbles are acrylic paint



Thanks for joining me - now let’s hop on over to see Jill's take on this theme. 
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10 comments:

  1. WOW, the acrylic paint splotches are gorgeous with all the amazing colour and texture - You've inspired me to try something like this too! Love it.

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    1. Acrylic paint would have to be a staple in my creative space

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  2. Smart! Love how you built on the designer paper to make it "more".

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  3. I've never done the ink pad technique dragging it across the paper. I love how the colors became more dramatic using this technique. Beautiful page!

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    1. It is fun but so hard to be light handed with it I will admit

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  4. Such a great technique! Way to "dress up" the DSP, well done!

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  5. Love all the extra texture - very arty. Great page.

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  6. It s a great idea to use this technique. Well done

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  7. Stunning. The focal point is right on, then I couldn't stop looking at the art!

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