Rubber Cement-Papertrey Ink

The make it Monday Challenge at Papertrey Ink is to do a resist technique using rubber cement.  I had just been shopping and saw a number of brightly coloured tops that gave me the idea to try the technique using Papertrey Ink’s sweater die. I think it turned out rather well. I found it rather odd that I had no trouble with removing good old Elmer’s rubber cement from the from the finished card, while I have struggled in the past in getting expensive artist grade masking fluid to come off with out pilling the paper.  Who knew?

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Supplies:  Papertrey Ink Sweater die, Elmer’s Rubber Cement, Loew Cornell watercolours,  Distress watercolour paper, Hero Arts card base,  MME Chalkboard patterned paper, Scor tape

About DebSelby

I am a Mom to three great sons, a grandmother to seven great grandkids and a totally addicted scrapbooker, cardmaker now that I have retired from paid work.

Posted on February 24, 2016, in Card Samples, Challenge Entries, Debbie's Challenge Entries, Oscar's (Deb's) Card Samples, Uncategorized and tagged . Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.

  1. Wow, Deb! Gorgeous marbled effect you created! Love the large surface design.

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  2. This is fabulous! Love the colors and wonderful design you created. Reminds me of tie-dyed shirts from the 70s!

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  3. OK so like this is so darn creative!

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  4. this is so fun! i love that you went big with a patterned sweater – what a great idea. thanks so much for playing make it monday!!

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  5. LOVE everything about your marbled sweater card Deb! Your swirls and colors are just perfect…great, great card!! :0)

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  6. Cool sweater! 🙂

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  7. Beautiful “sweater”!! And those colors are gorgeous!! Great idea to use that technique with that die!!

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  8. I love this! What a great idea to use it with this sweater die. So fun!!

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  9. Wow, this looks fantastic! Love the colors that you used for this technique.

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  10. Fun sweater! It reminds me of the ‘color change 80’s shirts’ =)

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  11. SWEET!! what a perfect idea to use this sweater die for your project!! Outstanding : )

    Patti

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