
This is a fun and easy background technique. Squirt some dye reinkers on a craft sheet or wax paper. Pick up the color of one of the dye ink with a 1" brush.

Brush the ink on glossy card stock, working quickly.

With a clean brush, pick up the second color, and brush on the same card stock in a different direction. Let dry.

Next one, used blue, green, yellow and orange dye inks, brushing in a variety of directions.

As above, adding in a little pink with the orange.

I like how the original colors show through the other layers. Lots of possible combinations with this technique.
2 comments:
Love the look of this background Carol. Must give it a try.
You are becoming the expert with regard to backgrounds!!
chrissy
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