Good Afternoon!
As I shared yesterday, I made a second marbled piece using nail polish.
I used a sketch from Retro Sketches as a staring point for this card's design.
Here are the directions from yesterday's post in case you missed it:
{Using an old shallow container {I used an old plastic take out container}filled with about an inch of water, I drizzled each color of nail polish onto the water's surface. Using the end of a thin paint brush, I swirled the polish colors together until it looked cool.
Working rather quickly, I placed a piece of water color paper face down onto the swirls and then removed it. The nail polish adheres quickly to the paper. I set it aside to dry and then you are left with the most gorgeous paper to work with!}
Have a great weekend and
Happy Mother's Day!
Cardstock: PTI White, Summer Sunrise
Stamps: WP9 Fresh Cut Florals
Ink: Versafine Onyx
Dies: WP9 Quilt Cuts 2
Other: Nail Polish, MME Enamel Dots
This is so very cool. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI love this Kara, it's so gorgeous! So happy you played along this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I loved it so much I just had to try it!! Too cool! Thanks for sharing the technique!!
ReplyDeleteWow!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cool effect. Clever you. Love your card, Kara!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! The nail polish gives an amazing look on the water color paper!!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you have combined and the cool marbled effect is great with the traditional quilt pattern - fabulous card!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING card Kara!!
ReplyDeletewow thanks for the technique!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is so cool!
ReplyDeleteYour marbled results are stunning. Guess I'll have to splurge on some brightly-colored nail polish and swirl them with water. TFS!
ReplyDeleteKara this looks so amazing, this technique just blows me away!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! You come up with the best stuff Kara, or properly said the best techniques! Gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteSo, so cool. I have to try this.
ReplyDeleteThis is SO cool! I wondered how you did that...kind of like the old shaving cream technique but MUCH brighter!
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