Witchin' - gel plate stencilling, coloured pencil, embossing

Magic! My Halloween card features a Kraftin' Kimmie stamp set, stencilling with a gel plate and Pebeo acrylics, and Prismacolor pencil colouring.

Faux Stained Glass with Resin

Resin is an amazing medium. It's possible to do a lot of glass-like effects with resin including faux stained glass.

The article I wrote for Resin Obsession, split into 2 parts, details exactly how I was able to create a stained glass effect with Pebeo Outliner, Resin Obsession Super Clear resin, Pearl Ex pigment powders, and a digital stamp by Sheepski Designs.

Part 1 shows how to use Outliner to make a bezel for the resin: https://www.resinobsession.com/resin-tutorials/relief-outliner-paint

Part 2 shows how I used the outlined image as the bezel for pouring resin: https://www.resinobsession.com/resin-tutorials/faux-stained-glass-diy

This was a fun project to make! You should give it a try, too.



Note: The articles I write appearing on Resin Obsession are paid content. I am also on the design team for Sheepski Designs and had permission from the artist to use the image in this article.

Mermaid Grotto

This mixed media piece is a mermad grotto, a secret place under the sea where a mermaid can sit to do her hair and commune with the sealife around here. This project combines Pebeo liquid paints, paper crafting, and  resin.

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Tragedy, misery that cuts like a knife... - Disaster with Mixed Media and Recovery

I like working with a variety of mediums. One of my favourite "ooooo" mediums is Pébéo Fantasy Moon, Fantasy Prisme, and Vitrail liquid paints because of how they interact and do just absolutely cool stuff as they cure or dry. I also really like working with resin, too. When I started doing papercrafting, it was with a mind to marry it with the other media I use, too, just another technique in the tool box, of something like that.

So.. the disaster, the tragedy, the misery that cuts like a knife.. I had created a Pebeo art panel that I was intending to use as an under sea backdrop for a "not a card piece" challenge.

This blog post is about that disaster and recovery from it.