I did these cards a while for the ladies in my local stamp group. Today we went, we stamped and we ate …lol I mixed a little latex paint into the drywall mud so they would be a little more flexible. Then I “buttered” some lightweight matt board with the paste and stamped into the goo for texture. Then I popped it in the oven at the lowest setting 170 ° and left the oven door open a crack. After about 20 minutes they were dry with no cracks. Then I just painted them and brushed them with a black inkpad. The images were colored with chalk and then cut out.
Inka is amazing! I got to hold and admire all of these cards before they found new homes and can vouch they are gorgeous. She stamped several designs into the wet spackle for a varied textured appearance.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby already thinks I'm nuts when I go with him to the hardware store and what will be think now when I want to purchase spackle?
Thanks, Inka, for another great idea and directions too.
Inka these are very lovely .... are the stamped paper images recessed into the dry wall spackle images .... Linda F
ReplyDeleteWow! I am again impressed with your techniques! You are the Best Inka!
ReplyDeleteAttractive work, Inka and very nice technique... I wouldn't have thought of baking them!
ReplyDeletewow these are amazing. I love them!
ReplyDeletebtw: I am not sure if I had commented here or not (besides the comment I just posted) so sorry if you get three comments. I know I wanted to comment but it was late last night so not sure if I did or not. I thought not, now I am not sure.
ReplyDeleteAnd I am not participating in the blog candy below so wanted to say here that the baby really is beautiful!
WOW this is just amazing. I love everything about these cards.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are great! I think I may have to try it. Thanks for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are stunning!! You are amazing! I am so glad I found your blog!
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