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Spray Starch Backgrounds!by Lorraine R.

March 25, 2008 By: Pamela Category: Tutorials

Tutorial for Spray Starch Technique

By: Lorraine Revalee

 

This is a fun and simple technique that I saw in one of the rubber stamp magazines.

Supplies:

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Spray starch

Pearl Ex Powders

VersaMark ink pad

Black cardstock cut in ¼ sheets

Small paint brush

Foam Brush

White or Foam White embossing powder

Heat Gun

Stamp

Container for rinsing foam brush

 

 

Shake can well and spray black cs so it’s foamy.  Drop Pex powder from small paintbrush.

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Smooth and brush with foam brush till cs is completely covered.

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Try brushing in different directions.

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When cardstock is dry, ink stamp image with VersaMark and emboss with white or foam white embossing powder.

If using a silver background or one that is very light colored, black embossing powder may be substituted instead of white to make it “pop.”

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Finished card:

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5 Responses to “Spray Starch Backgrounds!by Lorraine R.”


  1. Nelda Deakins says:

    Thanks for sharing this tutorial - it is great! Will be trying it myself in a few days! Nelda in TN

  2. Judy Kennedy says:

    Thanks a lot this is a good tutorial to refer to. Judy

  3. Tonniece says:

    Nice tutorial Pamela. Thanks
    And thank you so much for the video on cutting a sheet where the stamps are really close. I was going “MAD” trying to get some of them apart without ruining them all.
    Now maybe I can start to use my beauties.

    I guess mom was right (as always she is) “you have a mouth, use it, ask question”. LOL
    Thanks again

    Oh yes and great tutorial on wc pencils also.

  4. Etha says:

    That is so cool Lorraine!! thanks for taking all the pictures, I will sure try this out, spray starch just went onto my shopping list LOL!

  5. Teresa says:

    I just got around to reading this tutorial- now PearlX powders have to go on my shopping list!


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