Time to catch up with a class from last month.
It's been a while since I indulged in a class & I must say, I had a fabulous time.
The tutor was Helen Chilton, who demonstrated the different ways to use the multicoloured Kaleidacolor ink pads.
She is a really hands on type of tutor & oozed enthusiasm, encouraging us to experiment
& provided valuable expertise when needed.
She was so patient with her students.
As usual, I enjoyed playing without managing to finish anything.
Below is a greeting card made since the class, using three of the pieces I brought home.
One technique we used to create backgrounds was using brayers. The surface of the one I was given was marked with dried paint spots, which created perfectly imperfect uneven patterns.
Kaleidacolor ink pads (Calypso & Luau), glossy white card & a PaperArtsy Mini rubber stamp (MN61).
I recommend the Craft scrubbie from Ranger's Inkssentials range
for removing ink from your hands after playing with colour.
It's been a while since I indulged in a class & I must say, I had a fabulous time.
The tutor was Helen Chilton, who demonstrated the different ways to use the multicoloured Kaleidacolor ink pads.
She is a really hands on type of tutor & oozed enthusiasm, encouraging us to experiment
& provided valuable expertise when needed.
She was so patient with her students.
As usual, I enjoyed playing without managing to finish anything.
Below is a greeting card made since the class, using three of the pieces I brought home.
One technique we used to create backgrounds was using brayers. The surface of the one I was given was marked with dried paint spots, which created perfectly imperfect uneven patterns.
Kaleidacolor ink pads (Calypso & Luau), glossy white card & a PaperArtsy Mini rubber stamp (MN61).
I recommend the Craft scrubbie from Ranger's Inkssentials range
for removing ink from your hands after playing with colour.
