Paper Marbling
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Paper Marbling
The college shop has reduced price marbling inks, have bought some and off to play, any tips if any one has used them before would be welcome.
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Re: Paper Marbling
Sounds like fun, I haven't tried that before but this page looks simple but informative.
http://www.show.me.uk/site/make/Art-and ... TO953.html
I'd love to see some pictures, because I'm so nosey
http://www.show.me.uk/site/make/Art-and ... TO953.html
I'd love to see some pictures, because I'm so nosey
Sarah.x
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Come on over and see the fun at Troll Manor http://trollfamily.blogspot.com/ Now blogging once more :) after a little shove from the one and only MMM.
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Re: Paper Marbling
Hi Sarah
its really great fun mainly because I haven't got the hang of it yet and am never sure how its going to turn out, element of surprise!!
Did think about laminating bits and making book marks etc. my colleague suggested wrapping paper! the possibilities... any how hols start tomorrow so will trying out all sorts, there's also a bit somewhere about marbling fabric now that would be an achievement, pics to follow(hopefully)
its really great fun mainly because I haven't got the hang of it yet and am never sure how its going to turn out, element of surprise!!
Did think about laminating bits and making book marks etc. my colleague suggested wrapping paper! the possibilities... any how hols start tomorrow so will trying out all sorts, there's also a bit somewhere about marbling fabric now that would be an achievement, pics to follow(hopefully)
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Re: Paper Marbling
remeber to use borax in the water, it helps the inks to float properly.
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Re: Paper Marbling
I'm not sure, the basic beginners kits tend to say you can, but I don't know about the longevity of such items.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
Re: Paper Marbling
Do u think u could use food colourings for this?
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Re: Paper Marbling
They wont last so long and as they are water based i'm not sure what they would float on - you would need a liquid denser than water.Mrs H wrote:Do u think u could use food colourings for this?
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