Technique Thursday - May 31st

Forum Owner Number of posts : 15397

I like using bubble wrap for backgrounds on my layouts at times, but I think this looks really neat done with a rainbow inkpad. Looks better using the acrylic block, rather than the brayer.
http://carol-creative-expressions.blogspot.ca/2010/02/bubble-wrap-backgrounds.html

Design Team "SISTER" Number of posts : 6325

That is very neat, I have a couple of those ink pads and have not used them in a really long time.

Design Team "SISTER" Number of posts : 12398

Neat! I'll have to remember that. I like the acrylic block one better too.

Design Team "SISTER" Number of posts : 10026

I've never tried this.. interesting..

Lifetime Sister Number of posts : 8842

I got a package the other day with some bubble wrap. I knew there could be fun things to do with it.

Lifetime Sister Number of posts : 6910

that's really neat... I will have to see if I have any bubble wrap around here!

ADMIN SISTER Number of posts : 26409

Another tip is to use the Tim Holtz Distress Stains on the bubble wrap! Makes an interesting pattern! TFS Carla!

Little Sister Number of posts : 13

Never thougt about using bubblewrap for scrapbooking. But it looks amazing, and you can make it for every lay out, because the colors are endless.