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How to Make Marbled Paper by Aunt Rosie

by: knitadaily( 157Feedback score is 100 to 499) Top 5000 Reviewer
18 out of 22 people found this guide helpful.
Guide viewed: 2864 times Tags: stamping | paper | crafts | cardstock | rubber


With a little time and a few supplies, you can make beautiful marbled paper that compares with store-bought.  Here's what you need:

white glossy cardstock

metallic ink refills

water-based ink refills

denatured (rubbing) alcohol

cotton balls

heat tool

spray sealer

Here's how:  Apply small drops of metallic ink (from the refill bottle) onto a sheet of glossy cardstock.  (You might want to work with a 1/4 or 1/2 sheet if you're just making one or two cards.)  Dip a cotton ball into the alcohol, and squeeze most of the liquid out.  Apply small drops of water-based ink onto the wet cotton ball.  Dab the cotton ball up and down all over the cardstock; the inks will blend, creating a marbled appearance.  Swirl the ink to blend the colors and to spread the metallic ink into "veins".  Let the cardstock dry.  To set the ink, dry the cardstock with a heat tool for about 30 seconds.  Stamp with black permanent ink.  You can also use embossing ink and powder.  Spray with a sealer to protect your finished artwork.

Have fun!

     


Guide ID: 10000000000041017Guide created: 10/26/05 (updated 03/18/09)

 
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