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BASIC TAPING INSTRUCTIONS:
Decide what size rectangle you will want your shattered collage.
For this example, we will use a 5" x 7" opening.
Tear low-tack masking tape in half and
place the jagged side of the masking tape along the edges of
the 5" x 7" area. Use your finger to smooth the tape
and make sure it is secure on the paper.
Tear additional strips of masking tape
(the thinner the better) and randomly place them inside the 5"
x 7" area. Make sure each piece of tape is secure on the
paper.
Note: It is best not to try to figure out where you want
the inside tape, but just place it randomly and quickly onto
the paper. The key to taping is not to think!
WHITE CARDSTOCK TECHNIQUE:
Supplies:
Banana, pesto, berry purple, sepia, jet black archival inks from
Ranger
Metallic gold, copper Lumiere paints from Jacquard
Low-tack masking tape
Polyester fiberfill (found in sewing departments)
White glossy card stock
Apply masking tape according to the
"Basic Taping Instructions".
Run fiberfill over the banana ink pad
to lad the fiberfill with ink. Apply banana ink randomly over
the exposed areas of the white glossy cardstock. Using a clean
piece of polyester fiberfill, apply sepia ink randomly over the
exposed areas of the white glossy card stock, allowing some of
the banana ink to show through. Apply pesto and berry purple
inks in the same manner.
Using your fingers, randomly paint the
metallic gold and copper Lumiere paints over the inks which you
have placed on the glossy cardstock.
Randomly stamp your favorite rubber
stamp images with jet black archival ink.
Carefully remove the masking tape.
BLACK CARDSTOCK TECHNIQUE:
Supplies:
Metallic gold, copper, green, red, white Lumiere from Jacquard
Archival double-stick tape
Low-tack masking tape
27 gauge wire, Natural
polyester fiberfill (found in sewing departments)
Various beads
White glossy cardstock
Jet black archival ink
Apply masking tape according to the
"Basic Taping Instructions".
Using your fingers, randomly paint metallic
gold, red, green, white and copper Lumiere paints over the exposed
areas until the entire area has been covered.
Randomly stamp your favorite rubber
stamp images with jet black archival ink.
Carefully remove the masking tape.
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