I'm participating in the Growing in Unity Blog Hop today with some other GIU girls . Please be sure to visit each blog for a chance to win 1 of 2 prizes from Unity stamp co. I enjoyed being a GIU girl this past September and hope to join in again next year.
Today I wanted to show you another fun background technique from the past using plastic wrap. Any brand of plastic or cling wrap will work for this technique.
stamps used: itty bitty Snowbody, Spirit of a Mermaid, Different & Beautiful, Magical Days
supplies: plastic wrap, dye inks (pads or reinkers), glossy cardstock
Basics for this technique is add lots of ink to glossy cardstock then spritz it with water. Cut a piece of plastic wrap bigger than your inked cardstock and lay it over the wet and inked cardstock. Wiggle it around to make wrinkles.....the more wrinkles the better then put it aside and let it dry completely. No heat tool because it will melt the plastic wrap. This is one technique that requires patience. After it is dry peel the plastic wrap off the cardstock to reveal the background. It will look different each time you do it. Now you can stamp and emboss over the background or stamp, color and fussy cut then mount piece on background piece.
You can see video here in this post or at Sue's YouTube
Please visit blogs from all of GIU gals participating below and leave comments along the way including here to be included in Unity stamp co. prize package.
2 winners will be picked on Wednesday and posted in the GIU FB Page.
Thanks for stopping by!
1 Terri Albro Burson https://wavingmywand.blogspot.com/
2 Sarah Vait https://sarahvaitstamps.blogspot.com/
3 Debbie Adams http://creativedesignsbystampndeb00.blogspot.com/?m=1
4 Sue Wisniewski https://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/ You are here
5 Becca Dawn http://damselofdistressedcards.blogspot.com
6. Unity stamp co.
Great cards and video. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Gorgeous backgrounds! Love your cards!
ReplyDeleteCute idea love that technique! 😁
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteLove the cards especially the background you made. Fun technique.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards with this technique. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSo fun-- love this technique you shared! how awesome!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards with a gorgeous backgrounds - and I do love mermaids..
ReplyDeleteGreat cards love the backgrounds
ReplyDeleteI have this stamp and I am looking forward to trying this background technique.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!!! Thanks for sharing your technique... I have never done that ... I will have to try; it is a cool effect!
ReplyDeleteGreat background technique. I especially like the mermaid cards and the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun collection of cards.
ReplyDeleteYou always come thru with a new techniques to try. Helps get my creative juices flowing...Great cards!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous collection of cards, your backgrounds are fantastic, I enjoy this background and agree with you, it does take patience but is well worth it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards, love ur techniques! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThe backgrounds are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love this technique, and I often use Brusho's for this
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards! Love that snowman stamp!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun technique I will have to try. I have that snowman stamp and am always thinking about what to do with it. All of your cards are lovely!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU everyone for all the wonderful comments. I appreciate it.
ReplyDeletestamping sue
this is fabulous, what a great technique, will give it a try!! I hope the oxide inks will work too with this!!
ReplyDeleteOh, such a fun and brilliant technique! Love the effect!! Thanks for sharing! Your cards are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy this technique- such neat backgrounds! Your cards are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThey are fabulous cards. Thank you for the video and tips.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards. Love the background.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the video, cute cards
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Such a neat idea! Excited to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteWow! Beautiful cards!!! Your backgrounds are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the technique video. Your cards are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards much love and God bless you 😍
ReplyDeleteSuper cool card! I love the layers and the coloring is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThese came out great, Sue!
ReplyDeleteInteresting technique.
ReplyDeleteNice job
Sweet cards- thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe mermaid is just adorable. I would like to make a similar one for my upcoming granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteNice cards will try this technique
ReplyDeleteGreat technique. Gorgeous backgrounds. Hugz
ReplyDeleteI just love this technique! thanks for sharing such amazing cards!
ReplyDeleteI've never send the plastic wrap technique used this way, but it made some lovely backgrounds!
ReplyDeleteYour techniques are always so 'doable'!
ReplyDeletemermaids are adorable and you did a great job!!
ReplyDeleteCool background.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique! I will have to give this a try. Much love and God bless you 😍
ReplyDeleteAn easy and fun technique. Thank you. Totally cute card!
ReplyDelete--Phaline Mays
Very inspirational💙 great technique💙
ReplyDeleteWow, you've been a busy stamper! Love your gorgeous collection of cards!
ReplyDelete