How about a little magic this Summer?
There are two awesome kits up the month all based on Magic over at
AlphaStamps!
I played with both kits that are up over at Alpha Stamps and let me just say potions are so fun to play with. I had lots of little techniques with this project. The possibilities are endless!!!
First up I wanted to see how crackle accents would look int he glass bottles. I thought having something fun in them would really give a special touch.
So I squeezed some Crackle Accents in and used a paintbrush to make sure it coated the insides. It turned out there was not enough air getting in there to dry it. I even tried using a heat gun, but it stayed just like as if in the original bottle. So if you do this, try a larger bottle.
I ended up adding a drop of alcohol in and swirling it around the bottle for some slither slime.
Next up I wanted to finish getting more bottles ready.
Next up I wanted to make my Spell Book box special and colorful, plus add lots of texture.
So first I got my matte gel medium and some tissue paper.
I gave the box a good coat of matte gel medium and then smooshed the tissue paper around giving it a crinkled look.
Once that was dry I added Distress Inks to the book.
Aren't these colors amazing!!!
I then decided (which I should have done first) was paint the pieces so you don't see chipboard.
While that was drying I got on to my small tin. I found some alcohol inks similar to what I used for distress ink. I went to town adding color to the tin. POUNCE don't rub.
I thought his butterfly with one eye was a great finish for outside of the
Small Hinge Tin.
For the inside I filled it with lots of little position needs. There are so many
Resin Bottles to choose from.
Doesn't the eye in the spiderweb look cool? This tin has it's eye on you!
I turned the cut out boxes, beads, and bottles into a potion boutique for this box.
Now I am not a fan of ouija boards but thought this special wooden drawer kept its powers locked in tight.