Learn how to embellish shrink plastic with Adirondack Alcohol Inks and Acrylic Paint Dabbers.
Created by Richele Christensen
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Step 1: Working on the Non-Stick Craft Sheet, stamp several Flowers with Jet Black Archival Ink onto Shrink Plastic. Let Dry. |
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Step 2: Cut the flowers out with scissors. |
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Step 3: Shrink the flowers by heating with the craft tool. As you shrink the flowers, they will curl, this is normal just keep heating and they flatten back out. |
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Step 4: You can help flatten them by pressing them with an acrylic block. Let cool. |
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Step 5: With an Ink Applicator Tool and Felt color the back side of the Shrink Plastic with Alcohol Inks. Use a little bit of the Pearl Mixative for a metallic look. |
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Step 6: Paint the back side over the Alcohol Ink with Adirondack Paint Dabber in Snow Cap White. |
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Step 7: Stamp the “Friends definition” with Sepia Archival Ink onto a Kraft ATC card. Stamp “Floral Swirl” with Emerald Green and Sap Green Archival Inks. On a small strip on Inkssentials Manila, stamp the word “Friends” with Sepia Archival Ink. Attach buttons and leaves with Wonder Tape. Attach Flowers and Friends strip with Popit Shape. |
