Hi Everyone,
The weather here is cold & wet, so what a wonderful day to sit & 'play'.
I have been asked by several people what I mean when I say 'Copic Sprays' so I thought I would put together some instructions just in case you want to have a play too.
I use these sprays for just about everything, to colour cardstock, flowers, chipboard etc.
I must admit that I like everything to match!!
What you will need:
Mini Mister
Copic '0' blender
Copic Reinkers
Cardstock
Heat Gun
Covered workspace
Well ventilated area
Step 1:
Gather '0', reinkers & mini mister
Step 2:
Filling the 'spray' bottle
I start with filling the mister with 1/3 of '0' blender.
On the reinker bottle you will find small line markers.
I then add 2 or 3 of these markers of each colour to the mister.
Step 3:
The filled 'spray'
Replace the cap & you are ready to spray
Step 4:
Using the 'spray' cover the entire piece of cardstock
Step 5:
Saturate the cardstock with the 'spray'
Step 6:
Heat cardstock using the Heat Gun
(Make sure you are in a well ventilated area)
Allow the puddle of ink to move around & make 'runs'.
Continue adding more 'spray' until you are happy
Step 7:
Finished cardstock
Step 8:
Use the cardstock as you wish
Finished Creation using 'Sprayed cardstock'
I hope you have found this tutorial useful & please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
I would love to see your creations using this 'spray' technique.
Until next time
Melissa
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Very cool, thanks for sharing. Is your coloured image a print and cut
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny, the image isn't a print & cut, I haven't quite mastered the Pazzle yet. I just do basic cuts on it.
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Melissa
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Oops, I mean 'Gazelle, LOL
ReplyDeleteIt looks stunning Melissa. You are very talented.
ReplyDeleteAlicia xx
This is really cool Melissa and the finished project looks amazing!!!! Fabulous tutorial and don't you just *love* the versatility of Copics!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial babe. Great idea. Will have to give it a go.
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