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Old 09-23-2005, 11:33 AM   #1  
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What is the waxpaper technique and how do you do it :???:
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The waxpaper technique I know is for making cool backgrounds. Crumple up your wax paper and lay it over a piece of glossy cardstock. Run a warm iron across it and then peel off the wax paper. Next, with your brayer, roll on some color...I use dye ink. One note. Be careful about fingerprints! They have a way of resisting the ink. Anyways, it gives a very nice background piece for your soon to be work of art!

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Originally Posted by dhroberts
What is the waxpaper technique and how do you do it :???:
Click the "Resources" at the top of this page. Check out wax paper technique and a ton of other techniques and projects!
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You can find a great tutorial by Beate in the Resources section called "Wax Paper Resist."HTH!
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