Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Ornaments and alcohol inks
I love this ornament! I saw this tutorial from Tim Holtz where he used alcohol inks and a can of compressed air to add color to the inside for a plain glass ornament. I used a frosted glass ornament for mine, and he uses clear glass for his. I also added Perfect Pearls to the red and blue inks I used, where he used inks with glitter (which I didn't have). The Perfect Pearls helped to add the shimmer.
The funny part about this ornament... You know when you lay down a hollow ornament like this it kind of sways a bit. Well, because of the inks being tossed around by the compressed air, it unevenly distributes. My ornament falls to the side like a rock! HAHA!! Most of the ink must have settled on one side. It looks unnatural and sorta funny.
Thanks for stopping by to see my ornament! I hope you'll watch the video from Tim Holtz. I'm sure if you were to try and make a few of these this week for extra gifts, you could get a really great deal. Everything should be marked down right now. Or stock up for next year!
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8 comments:
Ohhhhhhhhhh wow wow wow!! This is AWESOME Diana!! LOVE IT! Merry Christmas! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
OOO! That's purty! I wonder if you could do this with glimmer mists for a more see thru look? hmmmmm :) Lovely!
wow that is just soooo pretty! i love it!
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
That is so pretty! Funny that the ink settled! At least it looks nice! :-)
Very pretty ornament.
I have made these but not with the compressed air, how interesting.
Oh so pretty!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing! I think that it came out great (even if it wobbles). You definately can't tell by the photo! Happy Holidays!
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