I must be addicted to this technique, because I keep trying it again and again! You'd think I'd be happy with the ones I've made, especially after rescuing that one batch, and yet...here's another attempt!
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| First side: Used my usual favorite inks, Mountain Rose, Sunset Orange, Pool, Stream, Mermaid, and added a new one - Purple Twilight...I think the new one is the one that made this batch so pretty! |
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| This is the second side of the pendant pictured above. Puuuurrrrple... |
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| The bigger sparkle is the silver leaf, especially if it isn't silver. The silver color throughout this batch is the Old Silver Inka Gold paint. I am happy to see it crackles...I love that look. Side A |
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| Side B. |
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| Side A. Not sure where the brownish color came from. Additional colors I neglected to mention above are Sunshine Yellow, Lettuce, and Cranberry. Maybe the Cranberry mixing with the Lettuce is where the darker colors came from. |
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| Side B. |
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| Side A. This is one of my favorites. The sparkle in the black is the silver leaf..I really love it.. and wish I put more! |
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| Side B. There is the Old Silver. It's really lovely inside the Magic Glos. There's that brown again...And a coppery color... |
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| Another one of my favorites....oh, who am I kidding, they are all my favorite! Side A. |
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| Side B. Definitely got to add more Purple next time! |
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| Side A. |
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| Side B. Love the silvery blue in this one. And how it crackled. |
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| Not sure where side B is but this is the last one I'll bore you with! |
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Absolutely glorious!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, Catherine!
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteNot many people seem to know that lnkaGold crackles....l love that stuff!
I guess you'd recommend it for the "Marilyn Method"? :-)
Thanks, Carrie! Yes, I think I would recommend it as a nice addition to the technique! I was told to make sure to sandwich it in translucent and I can see why, as it slips a bit and doesn't want to stick to the other clay. This one differed from the last MG batch that I used the Inka paint on in that the previous batch I put alcohol inks on the Inka Gold as well as the foil...This time I left it plain because I wanted to see which shine was the Inka Gold and not the foil! I really love the Old Silver Inka Gold color, I think it's more like a champagne gold....I have a metallic blue I want to try next. Thanks for the comment and the compliment! :)
Deletethese really are awesome!!! so you used Mary Beth's idea of the inka gold with the MG technique ....you can really see it! and I love that mountain rose shade :D
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marilyn! I think it's my favorite AI so far....but that purple WITH it...yummy :D I got some RED Inka Gold today...not sure how to use that one :D
DeleteAbsolutely stunning. Reminds me of boulder opal, which is my favorite. Can you point me in the direction of how to get started doing this technique? Thank you!
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