Spray the shaving foam into the tray and spread it with the palette knife to an even layer of about 1 inch (2.5 cm) thick (photo 2). Drop some paint on the surface of the foam (photo 3) and swirl the colors around with the stick (photo 4).
Place a sheet of cardstock on top of the shaving foam and press on it to make sure the sheet is touching the foam. Gently peel the cardstock off the foam and lay it on a flat, hard surface (photo 5). Remove the shaving foam from the cardstock with the palette knife (or credit card) and a paper towel. Let the cardstock dry (photo 6).Place another sheet of cardstock on the shaving foam and repeat the steps.
After peeling the cardstock of the foam (photo 7) you can place another sheet of cardstock on this sheet so you use 'both sides' of the foam (photo 8).
With this technique you can make a lot of patterns by mixing the paint and foam in different ways.
Made this card with a shaving foam background.
With this technique you can make a lot of patterns by mixing the paint and foam in different ways.
Made this card with a shaving foam background.
8 comments:
gorgeous Willy. good to be reminded of different techniques too.
Great technique Willy and love the card you created with the shaving cream background!
Fab technique Willy and such a pretty card too xx
Thankyou so much Willy for stepping this technique for us all. Its a totally new concept for me- I'd have never thought of using shaving foam in a million years. Similar to oil and water I guess but nicer smelling :0) Love the result you achieve. x
Dank je wel Willy! Ik heb het nog nooit geprobeerd, wie weet nu wel...
Leuk om het zo even stap voor stap te zien!
i've done this technique with perfect pearls ect... and gives great iridescent touch !
But with paint the colours are brighter, very nice card :)
Leuke techniek en een erg mooie kaart.
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