I love the look of lattice shibori.
I tried to recreate that look using paper and distress inks.
It took several tries and variations on my technique to create something I am happy with.
While I didn't capture the type of bleed I was looking for, I loved how this piece turned out.
I think I need to use an ink that bleeds and spreads more than a water based product does.
Maybe India ink?
Nice to see you again!
Cardstock: PTI True Black, WP9 Lake House, Canson Watercolor Paper
Stamps: WP9 Dockside
Ink: Versafine Onyx, Tim Holtz Broken China
Other: Rhinestone
Love the way this turned out Kara, TERRIFIC card!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic masculine card Kara..hugs
ReplyDeleteI imagine that is a difficult design to create on paper. LOVE your version--very cool! It reminds me of ice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Kara!
ReplyDeleteReally amazing card. The background you made almost seems to glow! I have not been crafting lately, but still have you in my blog feed. Love seeing the things you make!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool card, love this! I think a tutorial is in order!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI love this effect and agree...
a tutorial? :)
So pretty.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh ! Gorgeous! Love the way this turned out!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a cool technique! It makes the perfect watery backdrop for the compass rose.
ReplyDeleteYou taught me something today, Kara - had never heard of that technique! Love your results - thanks for playing along with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
ReplyDeleteGreat results here! Love those 'happy' accidents.
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