1. Print
Images of Jokers and Back of Playing Cards adjusting size to fit on GSLC Small
Tag Set.
2. Use dry brush technique and Acrylic
Paint-Copper, Van Dyke Brown, Transparent Iron Oxide to randomly paint all tags
front and back.
3. Cut and
glue images to front and back of each tag using Weldbond.
4. Crinkle a
piece of wax paper or deli paper to dab on some of the above used acrylic
paints.
5. Once
completely dry sand the edges of the GSLC Tags making them looked aged and
vintage.
6. Distress
edges of GSLC tags using TH Antique Linen Distress Stain.
7. Make a
glaze of DecoArt One Step Crackle Finish and Triple Thick Glass Glaze and Burnt
Sienna Acrylic Paint. This will further
the ancient, archaic look I am known for.
8. Once
completely dry use Deco Art Antiquing Cream-Red Oxide, Burnt Umber, Patina
Green to fill in the cracks, wipe off with a baby wipe.
9. Seal GSLC
tags with a Matte Varnish.
Some Final
Thoughts.
Although April 1st was a week ago,
I wanted to celebrate this often-forgotten holiday, much like the joker card
itself hidden among the deck of playing cards. We need laughter in our lives,
to look for the everyday joys that are sometimes hidden especially nowadays. Here are some fun
quotes from the Joker of Batman Movies fame.
“I don’t suffer from insanity, I enjoy every (explicative)
minute of it!”
“I keep telling myself to stop talking to
weirdos but then I wouldn’t have any friends left.”
“I don’t care what others think about me I
enjoy my Life with my own rules”
“if you are good at something never do it for
free”
“Some people want to see you fail. Disappoint
Them!”
Supplies: Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts-Small Tag Set, Images of Jokers and Back of Playing Cards, Scissors, Acrylic Paint-Copper, Van Dyke Brown, Transparent Iron Oxide, Burnt Sienna, Paintbrush, Weldbond, Deli Paper, Sandpaper Blocks, Antique Linen Distress Stain, DecoArt One Step Crackle Finish and Triple Thick Glass Glaze, Antiquing Cream-Red Oxide, Burnt Umber, Patina Green, Matte Varnish,
I cannot wait to see your interpretation of this project. Share it
on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Craft Group Page on Facebook. I would love to see what new creations you
are working on!
Wow, I love the look of these, your built up finishes are always incredible and these are no exception! Love the reference and inclusion of the Joker!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ann I try to make them look tattered and worn
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