Here is how I created this.... I traced the gingerbread man onto my Cracklin Rose paper and cut him out. Then I inked the edges with Mocha Mama ink. Before I glued it to one side of the acrylic, I inked my gingerbread man with alcohol inks. Some copper metallic gives it a sparkling sheen. I love that you can see the paper through the acrylic. My Imaginsce D-Stress tool helped me clean up the paper edges to line up perfectly with the acrylic. I punched a couple holes so I could attach my vellum quote. The face was stamped with a Peachy Keen stamp in white Staz On, but I wasn't happy with it. I wanted the white to really stand out. I went over it with my white Sharpie fine point paint marker. (This works better is you use the marker on the side that is not inked, Otherwise it mixes with the ink and is more light brown.) Here are a few more pages of my album....
Quick Quotes Supplies:
Cracklin Rose papers 200, 300
Powderpuff inks in Mocha Mama, Bloody Mary, and Midnight Confessions
vellum quote Family Full Page
Ribbon, black gingham and organza dot
Other Supplies:
Clear Scraps GingerBread Man Keychain Album
Epiphany Crafts Heart Shaped Tool
Imaginisce D-Stress tool
Peachy Keen Everyday faces
Staz On ink in white
Sharpie fine point white marker
Tim Holtz Adirondack Alcohol Inks by Ranger in Caramel, Latte, Espresso
(makes you want a coffee now, hey?) and Copper Metallic.
Tim Holtz Adirondack Alcohol Ink Blending Solution by Ranger
Box board to mount my vellum quote on (from cat food box)
red and white twine by Little Yellow Bicycle.
Fiskars small hole hand punch
Glue Dots vellum adhesive sheets
Scotch quick dry glue.
I hope I have inspired you to try some Clear Scraps with your Quick Quotes papers!
Have a great day. ~Marcia
Thank you for sharing your sweet mini! Between the gingerbread people and all those coffee named inks... I now want a snack!
ReplyDeleteAdorable mini - and a great tutorial. Loved the inking you did and how you got the faces and the pics are socute. Fabulous job. TFS
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