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Old 11-29-2007, 01:35 PM   #1  
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I have a ream of glossy paper.
Does anyone have a good technique for using this?
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Wow aren't you the lucky one! I love using glossy paper for polished stone backgrounds...check the turorials. It also makes great rainbow brayer backgrounds....use a rainbow pad and a solid brayer...try spritzing with rubbing alchohol for interesting effects....chalk inks are great on glossy card stock too...really shows off the chalk part. Just keep playing! Also, embossing a line drawing stamp and then coloring with markers is good too.

Hope this gives you a few ideas to play with! Have fun!

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Faux linen uses glossy paper, maybe try that out?
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Old 12-01-2007, 06:12 PM   #4  
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I love using glossy paper for resist techniques. Here are a couple:

wax paper resist technique:
Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers

ghosting:
Tutorials at Splitcoaststampers

and there are several more in resource section.
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I use these techniques alot for my glossy paper. I also use the glossy paper when I want that shinier backround or for stamped images.You are so lucky to have so much of it!!!
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Try rubbing pigment pads directly on it (the color box petal points are perfect for this) and then rubbing the colors around with a kleenex- they really slide around nicely on the glossy
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Glossy paper is the only way to go if you use alchohol inks.. in any way.. be it for a background, or to stamp with.

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