Glossy glossy....
 

I'm in a rut with my glossy paper. I only do crayon resist on it.

Soooo, what do you do with your glossy paper?? What fab things am I missing out on??

Faux Linen, Faux Linen, Faux Linen.....

Polished stone.

You've gotta try it.

How about breaking out the Spectrum pads?

Don't know who to credit...
 

...but I got this here!


EDIT: I read the doc.... CREDIT TO: Copyright Colleen Kidder 2004

Faux linen and polished stone are my favs!!

The salted backgrounds are kind of neat.

Laura

oh yeah, I do know/use faux linen. I'll have to open that document, cool!

Love the brayer and Kaleidacolor (Spectrum for you SU demos) pads. I did a bunch of wolves for deelite. I'll check out that attachment Cindy gave us. I haven't tried polished stone or faux linen, but I want to.

Versamark Resist also fun!

I do the polished stone, I have accidentally done the shaving cream on glossy and it still turned out, wax paper resist is my favorite.

dude, polished stone is way too much of a PITA for mamak and I! Faux linen rocks though!

Versamark resist
Rubber cement resist
the one with the cotton balls & alcohol & re-inkers

I did soot stamping with my clubs last month. We have it at my house, which made me feel better about letting them play with an open flame. They LOVED it! I used the church stamp from Silent Night on it, and it looked like an old tin-type photo. Very cool!

I'm loving faux linen!

Here is an awesome link:

http://www.scrapbookersparadise.com/...cardstock.html

Thanks to those of you who provided great links that describe various uses of the glossy. You're super!

Mary

Are there instructions anywhere for faux linen? I found faux leather...

I was going to ask how to do faux linen, but then I found this other thread. It has a couple of links to different techniques! One is just faux techniques and the other is a 106 page Word document that has sooooo many techniques.

Here is the thread and the links are at post #18 and 19. Have fun playing!

http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...ad.php?t=85077