A few minutes of fun - with tissue over crackle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- A Few Minutes of Fun
In this series you can join me at the craft table once a week for a few minutes of art and craft creativity - between ten and twenty minutes usually, depending what we're playing with.
The rusted crackle tags are back on the mat and it was tissue paper that won the vote for what to do with them next (you may notice they've doubled in number - watch to find out why!). So here are some tips and tricks for applying tissue over crackle... I'm using the Tim Holtz Idea-ology Photographic Collage Paper, and adding colour with PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Chalk Acrylics and a couple of Ranger Distress Watercolour Pencils.
See the backgrounds being made here: • A few minutes of fun -...
Ranger Distress Collage Medium - Matte
Tim Holtz Idea-ology Collage Paper - Photographic
PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Chalk Acrylics - Summer Sky, Seaglass, Beach Hut, Granny Smith, Tinned Peas
Distress Watercolour Pencils - Peeled Paint, Tumbled Glass, Antique Linen, Scattered Straw
As a designer for PaperArtsy, I get my Fresco paints at a discount. Everything else used in this video I bought myself. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Breathtaking the end result. So beautiful. Love the idea of the wire. I think nothing else would work with the rusty look.
Thank you so much - it is definitely one of my favourite things to do, creating that rusty grungy weathered aged look! And rusty wire is a must-have in my craft room, for sure.
Fabulous tags, loving the colour added over and under the tissue it really brings the images to life. Thank you for sharing
So happy you enjoyed the tag making... thank you for watching and commenting.
Be still my heart!!!!❤❤❤
Alison, always a pleasure watching you create 😊 Thank you for sharing this, it was so interesting to watch how the tissue paper seamlessly blended in with the crackle. Such a great tip with the water brush for ‘trimming’ the tissue! 🥰
So happy you had fun watching, and i hope you'll have fun playing with some of the ideas and techniques soon. Happy weekend to you!
Perfectly beautiful. I can’t tell you how much I love these tags! Thank you so much for sharing your skills!!!
Oh, that is lovely to hear - thank you so much.
I absolutely loved watching you create these beauties!😊 thank you for sharing your process. So much fun!
Delighted you enjoyed it - happy weekend to you!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful inspiration, dear Alison 🙏😍👌🤎
Thank you, Silvie, for your lovely comments always - here and on IG - so very much appreciated.
Really beautiful 😍 I love this rusty crackle and the feel of a forever gone past. Wonderful!
Thank you so much - what a beautiful thought.
Love your creativity! and so much fun to watch your videos! Thank you!
What lovely feedback, thank you. So happy you're enjoying the videos.
Lovely work. The colours are so welcoming. Thank you kindly for your videos and instruction❤️🇨🇦
Very happy you enjoyed it - thank you for taking the time to comment, much appreciated.
Hello Alison! Thanks for sharing another session of fun creating these amazing tags - especially since you had to do it twice! 😂 I love the outcome! It’s so vintage and authentic looking, like they’ve been hanging around since the turn of the last century! I love that Tim Holtz tissue paper - another product that I stashed but haven’t used. It seems with every video more and more items get added to my list of creative playtime options fighting for my attention! Since I struggle with decision making, I’m often stuck while deciding what to do so too often instead of being creative, I would THINK about being creative and watch TH-cam instead… or shop… or organize! LOL
I actually used Art Prompts a few years ago inspired by Rachel Black from the UK (RACHO13) - her and VickyP from Greece is who got me into Art Journaling… although… I don’t actually ‘journal’… anyway… creating the tickets for my Art Prompt Box was definitely a project in and of itself as there are so many supplies and areas of focus - I color coded them LOL Although I’m not quite ready to haul out the box, I have been trying to choose different projects to either finish or catch up on… I did the 6 pages for March YCS 8x8 collage journal last weekend as well as painted 30 cards front and back for my PaperArtsy Tin… I used 10 color combos and did 3 of each. You mentioned in this video that you don’t do Yellow… I love yellow… funny… I don’t do Green although I can handle green grass, leaves, and money! 😊 Since you love green, I had to make your 3 cards a lovely green background - I have them stamped but still need to color the images which I’m hoping to do today. Then I will plan on doing 3 or 6 at a time depending on other projects. I’m determined to finish my 9x12 portrait Dylusions journal that I started JAN2020 so I’ve been doing a page a month (there’s 5 pages left),,, I appreciate you so much and am thankful to actually be creative again. I hope you have a great rest of your day and a wonderful week! Take Care! 🙂
I know the feeling of having so many ideas or half-finished projects that I don't know where to begin! What I usually do is pull out a few supplies and/or backgrounds that are calling out to me that day, put them on the desk and then see where those ingredients take me. I find that starting out by limiting my supplies can actually free up the creative imagination.
But it sounds as though you have a good set of project plans in place... if you're still watching YT at this point - stop it, and go and play instead!! Happy Sunday to you.
Thank you for showing your method of sticking down T H tissue paper. I always have a lot of the white paper visible and now know I need to add more water. 😊
More moisture will definitely help... don't overdo it though - you don't want to flood the paper! As always, balance is everything... I'm really not squeezing the water brush when I use it, just letting the moisture on the tip rest into the paper. So happy you found this helpful, and thanks for taking the time to comment.
Love everything about these tags! So beautiful!!!
Thank you so much - happy you like them.
Wow! Gorgeous. I didn’t see the previous video but will certainly do so! Thanks for the inspiration and instruction.
❤ Shirley
So happy you enjoyed it - the first one will set you on your way when you're ready to play. There will be other rust recipes coming in the future, but I thought I'd start out with the Distress method, since so many people have at least some Distress products in their stash. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
You are such a joy to listen to! Thank you!
Thank you so much for that lovely feedback! Have a great Sunday.
So many great ideas , and beautiful tags Alison , thankyou xox
So happy you like them, Dorthe - thank you for stopping by!
Wow! What absolutely amazingly beautiful pieces! Each one is a unique work of art. I’ve used crackle and alcohol inks together many times. Love it.♥️
Thank you so much... yes, I haven't even got round to using any alcohol inks on this channel yet - all in good time! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
I do love to watch you create. Fabulous video and tags. ❤❤❤
Thank you, Mags... I need to do some catching up on your channel. I have guests coming and going at the moment alongside sample-making for the upcoming PA launch - so it's all going on my watchlist as a reward for when I've got all that done!!
Thank you for your video.I have been interested in how to handle tissue paper and crackle. I love the beautiful tags you made.
So happy you found it useful, and that you love the results too. I hope you'll have lots of fun playing with crackle and tissue. Thanks for watching and commenting.
These are amazing!! This technique turned out gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!
So happy you enjoyed it and love the results - thanks so much for taking the time to let me know.
Been there and stopped filming before too. The good thing is, you’ll always double check before starting now though ☺️
Yes, hopefully I won't ever do that again!! Happy weekend to you!
Love the look of these! Tfs!
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Happy you like them - thanks so much for watching and commenting.
Absolutely stunning work!! New subscriber and I especially LOVE the story telling behind the makes.
Very happy you found your way here - welcome! So happy you love the storytelling - there's plenty of that going on here. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and subscribing.
Hello!! This is the first time I’ve ever seen you & oh boy, what a delight!! It’s about a million degrees here in the Midwest US, (Kansas is where I live) & a trip to the beach is just a wild fantasy!! Haha! I really enjoyed the look into your cards, you paint a lovely picture! Now I have to go back & learn about rust from you!! Thank you for explaining every step along the way, I can hardly wait to try!! I have the medium, the collage paper, the water brush & the pencils! The only thing I don’t have are any fresco paints. I have chalk paints, & maybe they could work? You mentioned them but said you really prefer your fresco paints. Amazon doesn’t seem to have any. I look forward to learning even more from you & have liked & subscribed. Hope you’re having a great weekend! Erica❤maybe I have all the ingredients for rust…?!❤
So happy you found your way here - welcome! - and that you enjoyed yourself so much! Fresco paints ARE chalk acrylics, so any chalk paints you have, or in fact any acrylic paints will work just fine.
(PaperArtsy products are not on Amazon because PaperArtsy as a company are very committed to supporting independent craft stockists. So PaperArtsy products - including my own stamp designs - are available from online stockists worldwide, but not from the big corporation sites. There is a stockist list here, listed by country - blog.paperartsy.co.uk/p/find-stockist.html and you can explore their amazing stamps and paints best on their own site shop.paperartsy.co.uk/ if you are curious, and then track them down near you later on if you're tempted!!)
If you have the products you listed, then I'm guessing you might well have all the ingredients for this rust method, as it mostly uses Distress mediums. There will be other rusty recipes coming, but I started with Distress since most people have at least some of that in their stash.
Hope you continue to enjoy the videos you explore here. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and subscribing.
These tags are beautiful!❤
Thank you so much - happy you like them.
Gorgeous art. I love the colours.
Thank you so much - happy you like it.
Very Nice! Love the Tags!
Thank you very much - happy you like them.
Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!❤
You're very welcome - happy you enjoyed it!
Great tags and techniques !!
Thank you, Tracy!
Very lovely Alison! TFS
Glad you liked it - thank you!
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thank you, Astrid.
Love, love , love....... This is so beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing this.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💔💔
So happy you enjoyed it - thank you for your great comment, which made me smile a lot!! Happy Sunday to you.
Just wonderful !
Thank you so much!
Unik snd wonderful!!😍👏🏻📘👍🏻
Thank you so much - happy you love them!
Love love these few minutes of fun!! Just love these tags! I must get some new crackle paste, mine dried out! Shame on me 😊😂
Oh, shame... you'll use it more quickly next time, I'm sure! I go through a tub pretty quickly (especially if I mess up the filming and have to make four tags instead of two!!!). Thanks as always for your company on this creative journey.
I really appreciate your talent, thankyou for sharing
Thanks so much for the lovely feedback!
Divine artwork 💕💕
Thank you so much - that's lovely feedback!
Love these tags!
Thanks so much!
Excellent!!!!
Thank you!!
Fascinating…voice & presentation ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for that lovely feedback - lovely to hear. Happy weekend to you!
Love. Have to give this a go.
Hope you'll have lots of fun when you do. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
You are amazing...love these tags....😊
That's so kind of you - thank you very much! Happy weekend to you.
These are stunning. ❤❤❤
Thank you - happy you love them! Thanks so much for taking the time to let me know.
These are cool love them
Thanks so much for taking the time to let me know!
Amazing!!!!❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!
Very pretty
Thank you!
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Thank you!
Its incredible how all the beautiful crackle comes through the tissue paper! Thank you for sharing your process
One of the many reasons I love this technique! So happy you enjoyed it, and thank you for taking the time to comment.
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you so much.
Again, Alison, had a marvelous moment with you with this these creative pieces. It has given me an idea for vintage rusty holiday image tags. Thank you for your time and for the inspiration as well. I’ve been waiting for an idea to come to mind for this year’s holiday greetings that friends and family anticipate.. I’ve come to truly admire your creativity and expertise, Alison, so again, thank you.
Oh, yes, that sounds fabulous... love a bit of grunge and decay at Christmas... it makes the things look like family heirlooms that have been around for years. Happy weekend to you!
Merci beaucoup 🌸🌸🌸
De rien... you're very welcome!
Wow! I love these! The crusty rust and the pastel colors… gorgeous!
Can you please tell us what kind of mat you’re using? I’d appreciate it!
Glad you like them, thank you.
It's a silicone sheet craft mat... this one happens to be from Wow Embossing Powders, a UK company, but any silicone baking sheet will do the same job - this sort of thing: www.amazon.co.uk/TSHAOUN-Reusable-Heat-Resistant-Silicone-Washable/dp/B0BR12RKRY/?th=1 Hope that helps.
Love this a lot!!
Happy to hear that, thank you.
I just made this and am so happy with them!
That's so great to hear... thank you for taking the time to let me know.
So cool how the crackle stays so crisp.
Yes, I love that the images appear to be part of the weathered surface. Happy you like the effect!
They are perfect Alison. I guess the group of 3 of the scenic route are in the dunes heading for the sea now with this bit of greenish under their feet. I never tried to put color under the tissue paper (still not done after you showed your own tissue paper with paperartsy paint), bur surely need to do so.
Thank you so much. The colour underneath gives a really beautifully soft and subtle effect - a great starting place for adding details over the top with different mediums.
Cool! Wow, that rust looks so real. I love the crackle.
Thank you, Treen - happy you like it. (You must have seen the backgrounds being created in the earlier video, I'm sure... I'm mentioning it just in case!!). Happy weekend to you.
Haha lucky to hear I am not the only one who presses stop in stead of play while you're filming 😉 a plus for us, to have 2 more tags to enjoy😃 It was so inspiring to see how you turned the fabulous backgrounds into these awesome tags 😍 thanks for the inspiration and tips, Alison❣️
Grrr... yes, hopefully I won't do that again! Really happy you enjoyed watching, and looking forward to seeing what you choose to do next with your amazing rusty grungy backgrounds.
These are lovely! I am going to try making some of this rust. I am looking forward for more ways to make it!
QUESTION: Could Rub-Ons be used instead of collage paper? Do you think they would work?
I can't remember whether I've ever used rub-ons over crackle (seems like something I would do!)... I'm sure it would work, though you might have to be a bit careful as you're rubbing over the surface so as not to loosen the crackle. Give it a go... that's the perfect way to have a few minutes of fun!! Happy weekend to you.
Did you cover the crackle and rust in another video? Did you use water color paper?
Yes, the background video is linked in the description. And no, as you’ll see when you watch it, it’s not watercolour paper, but manila tags. Hope you enjoy seeing the rusty crackle come to life.
How are you making the wire rusty? These are stunning!
So happy you like them, thank you. This particular wire was pre-bought rusty... but I also have yards of the stuff which was holding up my sugar snap peas in the garden last year. It went on new, but by the time I cut the finished plants down and unwound the wire at the end of the season, it was perfect for crafting with!
@w0rdsandp1ctures I found some on Amazon. I'm placing an order so I can make these. They are SO cool! I want them for a wall collage of different things I very made. I'm doing it for my craft space. I do vintage stuff with alcohol ink, stamping, and ink lift. This is going to complete my collage.
That sounds excellent - so happy to have added some inspiration to your wall collage.
Absolutely beautiful Alison, all my favourites, crackle, rust and muted hues of blues and green… perfection ❤
Can't go far wrong with those ingredients, I agree! Thanks so much for your lovely comment, Kaz xx