Marbling is a method of liquid surface
design that can produce patterns that bring to mind smooth marble or other stone.
Coloured mediums, such as paint or ink, are floated on either plain water or a
viscous solution known as size, and then carefully transferred to an absorbent
surface, such as paper or fabric.
Usually the floating colours are manipulated either by blowing on them
directly through a small straw, fanning them or by stirring them with a stick
or brush.
A fun and simple way of
achieving a marbled background is to use shaving foam to float the colour.
Pieces of cardstock or paper are easily laid over the swirled colours and then
removed to reveal the pattern. You can find a full tutorial on shaving cream marbling
right HERE.
4 comments:
Hi Beccy I do love this technique I really should have another try at this. Take care. Hugs Jackie
I just love this technique....sometime I do it with my grand children, they have a blast doing it but for me I have lots of background paper to play with when they leave...tfs
Fun technique! Great colour combo!
Great colors to make BG, need to make some of these!
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