Isa'sArt is with us today with a video (did I says spoiled yesterday?) to show you a distressing technique that looks truly amazing. And it's easy too, yet very effective. What more can you ask?
So here's your steampunk bird of the day and all the details about it!
For the distressed effect, I used Distress ink and an aquamarker pen
As for the "Distressed wire", it all started with plastic Aida.
Et voilà
I'm sure you will enjoy this video and technique, I know I did.
Don't forget to let us know in a comment below....
Tim Holtz Alterations die: Movers & Shapers large die - Tag & bookplates
Stamp Crafty Individuals 329
Oxford Impressions Steampunk elements, Steampunk works
Versafine and Distress inks (pads et stains), Versamark, Brilliance
Americana paint white
Aquamarker pen Sepia
Ranger white pen
Cosmic Shimmer embossing powder,
Distress embossing powders
brads, gems
waouhhh le tag est superbe Isa et merci pour la video
ReplyDeleteLaurence
Wow - great video!! I'm sure I have some plastic canvas tucked away somewhere....must get it out and play. Thanks for the great idea.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea TFS
ReplyDeleteWill check out the video later but the finished product looks amazing. I love the plastic canvas idea.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great technique! I was worried at first when I saw it was in French but it was so easy to follow. Got to see if I can copy that. I often visit Isa's site as she has a translation button on the side.
ReplyDeletesuper de faire une vidéo, c'est absolument magnifique et très technique.J'adore ton tag.BISOUS
ReplyDeleteWow! Brilliant technique & a gorgeous tag.
ReplyDeleteStunning
ReplyDeleteGreat video and a wonderful technique - have never thought of using embossing powder on this stuff!
ReplyDeleteLove the tag and I thoroughly enjoyed the technique video.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to see that it's ok for you ! :-) Thank you for you comments and sorry for the french, because my bad english I don't take always the time to translate but I will do for the next ;-)
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