Welcome to Technique Tuesday!
This week I'll share how easy it is to make
a one of a kind background
using Tim Holtz Distress Stain.
Distress Stains are water based dyes
for paper and porous sufaces.
They can be mist with water to lighten to give beautiful results.
They come in 37 colors.
By pressing the dabber top down onto surface, the valve opens and fluid releases. Lifting the dabber away from surface stops the fluid flow.
a one of a kind background
using Tim Holtz Distress Stain.
Distress Stains are water based dyes
for paper and porous sufaces.
They can be mist with water to lighten to give beautiful results.
They come in 37 colors.
By pressing the dabber top down onto surface, the valve opens and fluid releases. Lifting the dabber away from surface stops the fluid flow.
Instructions:
1. Choose three or more colors of distress stain.
2. Press the dabber top down onto craft sheet the valve opens and the fluid
releases. You will need three or four colors in a row but don't let colors
mix yet.
3. Drag your tag through the inks. Lift up. If you added enough color one pass
will cover the tag. Heat set each time you apply the colors of distress stains
or wipe craft sheet clean and start over with new stains.
4. When you are happy with the results. Heat set to dry and stamp
will cover the tag. Heat set each time you apply the colors of distress stains
or wipe craft sheet clean and start over with new stains.
4. When you are happy with the results. Heat set to dry and stamp
over the distress stains.
Supplies:
14pt filer folder (used with tag die)
3 comments:
Fabulous Tag! Thanks for the info on Distress Stains.
WOW.. I love it!
What a wonderful color combination you chose Judy. I love the look.
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