I love learning new crafting techniques. This month's Club Scrap technique challenge took me by surprise. The steps are so easy resulting in spectacular marbling art panels. All you need is nail polish, water and a container. You can see detailed instructions on the Club Scrap blog.
1. Fill a small container with water. I used a Dollar Tree plastic sandwich container.
2. Add drops of nail polish. I actually just poured in colors of my favorite Packer nail polish.
3. Swirl with a bamboo skewer.
4. Submerge an art panel in the water and paint.
5. Remove panel with tweezers and set aside to dry.
Here's the fabulous panels. I kept the card designs simple to show off the marbling.
Club Scrap papers, ribbon and stamp. EK Success punch.
Spellbinders die
Recollections tags, American Craft twine. Nuvo crystal drops. Club Scrap stamp.
Club Scrap papers and stamp.
Club Scrap papers, stamp and white doily. Cuttlebug black doily.
Club Scrap papers and stamp. Nuvo crystal drops.
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Thanks for sharing your creative craftsmanship – – great cards! "Goals are dreams with deadlines" -- do you know what set this one is in? I would love to try making some cards with it.
ReplyDeleteCarol, the quote is from Raku.
Deleteis it a rubber stamp, or is it a printed item?
DeleteIt's a rubber stamp.
DeleteThese turned out great, Lisa! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pam! I just LOVE this technique.
DeleteWow...stunning backgrounds! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen. I love how simple it is to create these awesome backgrounds.
DeleteThanks for inspiring me – – I did some nail polish marbling today and so fun! I will try to find a way to share the pictures. Maybe it'll be at the Club Scrap Facebook page…
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I can't wait to see what you create.
ReplyDeleteLisa, these all turned out gorgeous. I'm going to ask my daughter for some of her nail polish so I can try this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Arlene! You're going to love how easy this technique is.
DeleteYou got great patterns! I especially like the splash in the goals are dreams card.
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