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Old 02-26-2006, 10:17 AM   #1  
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Question Black Glossy...now what

Ok, so I just got a package of this, now what do I do with it. I apparently had plans to use this, but cannot for the life of me remember what, or find anything in my mags and such. Can any of you give me some ideas for the black glossy cardstock??
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If you have any Opalite pads/reinkers.....they make awesome backgrounds! Use DTP with the pads or you can drip the reinkers on the card stock and use a sqeegie to smear it all over the card stock. HTH
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Old 02-27-2006, 05:26 AM   #3  
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Thanks Jeri, I don't have Opalite pads but I do have Brilliance pads, I'll try them.
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I also bought some and have not used it yet..probably had it a year.
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I had a technique listed in Technique Junkies using Black Gossy! SO easy and the results are SO cool!!!!

Supplies:
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Stamp your image onto the black glossy using Versamark. Apply Heat and Stick Powder and heat JUSTuntil clear (if you heat it to long, it looses its 'stickyness'). Choose 2-3 colors of PearlEx. It is most fun IMO to use colors that are dramatically different from each other (light pink, dark blue and gold is fun!). Dip your paintbrush into your first color of PearlEx. Tap it off, but just to get the clumps off, you want the brush loaded. Then tap, NOT brush, the PE onto your image, just various parts. Use a bit in one spot, a bit in another, etc. Don't worry, it is normal for your image to be a total mess!!! Dust off your paintbrush, then move onto the next color. Do the same thing, tap the PE onto your image in various areas. Keep going until you use the colors of PE that you want, and your image is colored. Over a piece of scratch paper, start rubbing all of the colors of PE together into your image, using the paintbrush, and brush off the access. And VIOLA! This does not need a sealer, the Heat and Stick powder acts as a binder. Experiment, play, and have fun w/this technique. It is so quick, and looks like you spent soooo much time on it!

My son told me that it looked like my image was glowing, so I called it Glowing Pearls, Pat at Technique Junkies called it something else (I still like Glowing Pearls better lol).

BTW... if anyone DOES use this technique, can you share the results? If anyone has any questions, let me know!
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I am going to BTT this... just because I want to see other ideas out there! BTW... Calgramma... I smooshed some black glossy into a puddle of Opalite from one of my reinkers, then clear embossed it last night. It looks SO COOL!!!! Thanks for that idea!
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Melanie, where did you get black glossy?
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You can also use Lumiere paints. Put several drops of three colors and sandwich between two small sheets of the black glossy. Rub your fingers along the back of the top sheet to spread the paint. When you peel the two pieces apart from each other, they make pretty cool patterns.
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White Stazon pad. I saw this demoed at a convention and the lady did some truly amazing winter scenes.
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