Faux Batik with Sundaystamper

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<sundaystam> URL IS JANET'S PAGE

<beanjean> ok you want me to post?

<sundaystam> THAT WAY YOU CAN SEE THE PICTURE

<sundaystam> PLEASE

<beanjean> dang I have to go get it

<beanjean> brb

<RubberRabb> just when I was getting all warm and comfy too

<brenda> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<sundaystam> HEY LUNI

<RubberRabb> so does my darned dog and I hate the cold

<sundaystam> HEY NAN

<cindyc> what's the url?

<sundaystam> HEY BRENDA

<kamperstam> The sample is lovely Arlene

<kamperstam> is this a difficult thing to do????

<beanjean> brenda that was fast!!!

<Nansea> hi there sunday!

<sundaystam> GLAD YOU LIKED IT

<meanmom> glad you made it Jersey!

<brenda> hey sunday

kamperstampr is looking for something quick and easy for 3 swaps

<sundaystam> HAVEN'T SEEN SOME OF YOU IN A WHILE

<sundaystam> BE TOO BUSY AT THE STAMP STORE

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<kamperstam> I have been VERY busy with my shop

<sundaystam> TY BEANIE

<AmyLPR> beautiful card

<cindyc> sheesh the screen is moving so fast i had a hard time double clicking the url!

<jersey> got pirched, I think, MM

<sundaystam> YEAH LAMPER HOW'S IT GOING?

<beanjean> hey now that brenda FOUND it for me I can do it :)

<Debby> Evening everyone!

<brenda> lol bj

<meanmom> that's beautiful, Arlene

<Nansea> beautiful sample sunday!

<star> Hi Deb

<sundaystam> OK EVERYONE READY?

<Nansea> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<Mar> yes

<cindyc> go for it!

<kamperstam> ready as I'll ever be

<RubberRabb> I am--have the supply list for doing virtual batik

<AmyLPR> ready

<beanjean> YES!!!!

<Debby> sure am

<sundaystam> BATIK INSTRUCTIONS

<sundaystam> FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE NEVER TAKEN ONE OF MY CLASSES....

<sundaystam> BE SURE TO ASK QUESTIONS AS I CAN'T SEE PUZZLED LOOKS FROM HERE!!!!!

<AmyLPR> lol

<beanjean> ROFL

RubberRabbit grins

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<Debby> oh dear, can see we can't hide anything from you arlene...lol

kamperstampr kkeps chomping her turtles

<beanjean> yum kamper

<beanjean> hi janet!!!!

<sundaystam> THE STAMP USED IN THE SAMPLE IS FROM ZIM PRINTS

<Janet> howdy

<AmyLPR> what is a resist pad?

<kamperstam> hi Beanjean

<sundaystam> JA!

<sundaystam> VERSA MARK IS A RESIST

<katariana> Does it have to be mulberry paper

<beanjean> wow shoulda got that one!!

<cak> Why is a resist pad better than regular embossing ink?

<sundaystam> RANGER ALSO HAS A RESIST PAD CALEED...RESIST PAD

<kamperstam> I have 2 someone wanna borrow my extra?]

<RubberRabb> glad cak asked that question--I want to know too

<sundaystam> CAK I'M NOT SURE ABOUT THE PROPERTIES...

<sundaystam> JUST KNOW IT WORKS BETTER

<sundaystam> HAVE TRIED BOTH

<RubberRabb> ok

<beanjean> hey liz

<cak> gotcha--thanks!

<Nansea> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<StmprLiz> hey beanjean

<cak> A more solid resist?

<beanjean> hi judy

<sundaystam> EVERYONE GOT IT SO FAR?

<brenda> hey liz

<Debby> yes

<RubberRabb> second question was does it have to be mulberry paper

<CrowFeathe> hey there, sunday!!!

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<sundaystam> HEY CF

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<StmprLiz> hey brenda

<AmyLPR> would claer embossing fluid work?

<CrowFeathe> oops, i wuz readin behind!

<sundaystam> NOT LIKE RESIST AMY

<sundaystam> IT LEAKS THROUGH IN THE FINAL STEPS

<AmyLPR> ok

<sundaystam> MORE THAN WITH THE RESIST PAD

<sundaystam> READY FOR STEP 2

<sundaystam> ?

RubberRabbit waves paw> does it have to be mulberry paper

<Mar> yes

<beanjean> sunday wait!

<meanmom> does it matter what color the mulberry paper is?

<sundaystam> YES RR

<Janet> wait. tell me step one again?

<beanjean> is the stamp you were using a single holly leaf?

<sundaystam> YES IT SHOULD BE WHITE MEAN

<cindycade> yea me too.... i go tbooted

RubberRabbit droops--only have colored mulberry paper..

<sundaystam> BUT IT CAN BE LIGHT SUCH AS THE NATURAL

<sundaystam> YES BEANIE A SINGLE

<RubberRabb> pink?

<beanjean> ok, now I'm getting this.....

<sundaystam> REALLY SHOULD BE WHITE IR NATURAL RR

<sundaystam> YOU'LL SEE WHY LATER

RubberRabbit sighs

<sundaystam> SORRY

<sundaystam> :(

<beanjean> try bleaching it RR

RubberRabbit smiles

<cindycade> what if she sticks with red based color inks?

<sundaystam> NO BEANIE

<meanmom> anyone logging this?

<beanjean> the whole sheet sunday

<StmprLiz> just use this one as a practice rubberrabbit

<sundaystam> NO REALLY NEEDS TO BE LIGHT PAPER

<meanmom> I have to go finish making my French bread and don't want to miss it

<RubberRabb> ok will use pink and see what happens

<RubberKin> yes MM

<sundaystam> I CUT MY PAPER INTO 5 X 7 PIECES

<beanjean> rofl MM

<LuniLadi> Should the stamp be a bold, solid image sunday?

<RubberRabb> I think so Luni--or it won't show up

<sundaystam> WORKS BEST LUNI AS DO THE IMPRESSION OBSESSION STAMPS MADE FOR THIS

<LuniLadi> TY

<cindycade> step one was? stamping with the resist?

<sundaystam> ANYTHING WITH A BOLD LINE OR SOLID IMAGE

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<LuniLadi> yes, on white mulberry cindy

<cindycade> gotcha

<RubberRabb> ok--gotcha--

<brenda> then use clear ep and heattool

RubberRabbit is on a roll now

<sundaystam> READY?

<RubberRabb> yes

<LuniLadi> yep

<brenda> yep

<Debby> yep

<sundaystam> 2. PLACE ON ONE SIDE OF NEWSPRINT AND SPRITZ WITH WATER UNTIL IT'S SOAKED BUT NOT DRIPPY.

<Mar> yes

<LuniLadi> on the embossed side or back?

<sundaystam> ALL OVER

<LuniLadi> front and back?

<sundaystam> THE EMBOSSING WILL GO THROUGH THE PAPER

RubberRabbit dips paper into the dog's water bowl

<LuniLadi> lol

<brenda> lol RR

yamamama passes the teacher a crunchy red washington apple

<sundaystam> UN PICK OUT THE DOG HAIR AFORE WE GET TO THE NEXT STEP!

<sundaystam> TY YAMA

<RubberRabb> soaked but not drippy (Drake got brushed today)

<yamamama> URL please

<deb> sorry I'm late

<sundaystam> BEANIE

<brenda> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<cak> But, but, but--dog hair will resist too won't it?

<sundaystam> TY BRENDA

<brenda> hey deb

<sundaystam> BEANIE FELL ASLEEP

<YamaANDkat> ty

<deb> hi bren

<brenda> yw

<RubberRabb> but that's not fair to those who don't have a sweet dog like me

<sundaystam> 2. PLACE ON ONE SIDE OF NEWSPRINT AND SPRITZ WITH WATER UNTIL IT'S SOAKED BUT NOT DRIPPY.

RubberRabbit dips beanie into the dog's water bowl

<judy> This isn't wax batik?

<sundaystam> COMPLETE UPDATE

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<sundaystam> 2. PLACE ON ONE SIDE OF NEWSPRINT AND SPRITZ WITH WATER UNTIL IT'S SOAKED BUT NOT DRIPPY.

<cindycade> faux batik

<sundaystam> NO JUDY

<brenda> no judy

<sundaystam> FAUX BATIK

<judy> ok. i've done the wax.

<RubberRabb> less messy batik--no hot wax

<RubberRabb> only hot ep

<deb> ty arlene

<sundaystam> THIS IS DONE WITH EP AND RESIST PAD

<sundaystam> YW DEB

<sundaystam> READY?

<cindycade> yup

<RubberRabb> yep

<brenda> yep

<deb> yep

<sundaystam> 3. DROP RE-INKER OF ONE COLOR IS SEVERAL PLACES. USING BRUSH DRIBBLE MORE WATER ON TO SPREAD THE COLOR, BUT LEAVE SOME PLACES AVAILABLE FOR MORE COLOR. CLEAN THE BRUSH. NOW DROP ANOTHER COLOR AND REPEAT WITH THE BRUSH FROM A CLEAR CUP OF WATER. I ALSO ADDED DANIEL SMITH METALLIC PALE GOLD WATERCOLOR TO MINE.

<Debby> go

cindycade taking notes to try after class....

<sundaystam> REMEBER TO ASK QUESTIONS IF YOU NEED TO

<sundaystam> OOPS REMEMBER

<sundaystam> SPELLING AIN'T MY LONG SUIT!

beanjean says sorry, took a break!!!

<deb> this is a spelling free zone arlene

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<cindycade> hey sounds like another use for my cheap rit inks.. lol

<sundaystam> WHEW!

<deb> you are doing great

<sundaystam> ANY REINKER WILL DO

<RubberRabb> can we use any metallic inks?

<RubberRabb> like Encore reinkers?

<sundaystam> I DID HAVE SOME CUSTOMERS COME BACK HAVING TROUBLE BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T WET THE PAPER ENOUGH

<sundaystam> NO RR

<sundaystam> DYE INK RE INKERS ONLY

AliciaG puts her bingo daubers away.

<cak> What about watercolor instead of dye reinker?

<RubberRabb> ok--what about watered down Lumiere?

<Debby> will ancient page reinker work?

<sundaystam> DANIEL IS A SPECIAL WATERCOLOR METTALLIC PAINT

<beanjean> rofl, lots of questions

<sundaystam> SHOULD WORK DEBBY

<Debby> thanks

<brenda> i would think the watercolors would work also for this

<sundaystam> TRY IT CAK

<brenda> in the bottles

<Janet> but my dye metallic ink reinker should work?

<BrendaC> how about faerie dust or PP or something like that?

<sundaystam> RR I'VE NOT USEED THAT YET EXPERIMENYT

<RubberRabb> will have to try and see..

<Debby> mixed with what Brenda?

<BrendaC> water?

<sundaystam> ANY DYE SHOULD WORK JA

<brenda> water

<BrendaC> gum arabic?

<cak> You just need something that will spread with water?

<Debby> hmmm

<brenda> yep

<sundaystam> YES CAK

<stamp> did I miss much

<RubberRabb> maybe mixed with gum arabic..

<brenda> no gum arabic needed for watercolors

<Janet> okay. and remind me, I stamped and embossed on mulberry paper, right? then got that wet and am splotching it with reinker drops?

<sundaystam> FULL UPDATE

<BrendaC> for the FD

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<sundaystam> 2. PLACE ON ONE SIDE OF NEWSPRINT AND SPRITZ WITH WATER UNTIL IT'S SOAKED BUT NOT DRIPPY.

<RubberRabb> no for pearl ex

<Janet> wow. exactly what I was asking. thanks. AR

<sundaystam> READY?

<beanjean> somebody pass amy the duct tape

RubberRabbit getting the duct tape to tape Amy to a chair when she comes back

<deb> 4deb duct tapes amy

<YamaANDkat> yes

<RubberRabb> can't --she's not bakc yet

<sundaystam> 4. FOLD NEWSPRINT OVER AND PRESS AND LEAVE FOR FEW SECONDS

<RubberRabb> blotting up excess liquid?

<sundaystam> WHILE IT SETS GET MORE NEWSPRINT READY

<sundaystam> EXACTLY RR

<deb> arelene are there pictures?

<sundaystam> BEANIE

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<sundaystam> JUST THE URL DEB

<beanjean> what?

<sundaystam> TY BEANIE

<debbie> where do you get newsprint without the print?

<deb> ok thanks

<sundaystam> ART SUPPLY STORE

<cindycade> wally world for one

<beanjean> at the $ store

<RubberRabb> UHaul places

<deb> wow that's gorgeous

<brenda> staples has large tablets of it

<beanjean> packing paper

<sundaystam> WE USE THE STUFF THE STAMPS COME PACKED IN FOR THE STORE

<LuniLadi> craft stores have newprint pads

<RubberRabb> cheaper at moving stores

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<brenda> will have to check out uhaul

<cindycade> often newspapers will give you the ends of rolls to... or so i have heard

<BrendaC> do you blot after you have added all the colors you want, or are more colors to be added in another step?

<LuniLadi> TY RR..will have to check that out

<sundaystam> IT MUST BE CLEAN OR WILL WRECK YOUR BATIK

<debbie> and they call it newprint

<RubberRabb> not our newspapers--but they will sell it to you

<star> I am so glad said something......I am sitting here trying to figure how the print isn't going to ruin everything.

<beanjean> yuk that'd be a mess

<sundaystam> AVTER YOU HAVE PUT IN THE COLORS BRENDA

<sundaystam> AFTER

<BrendaC> no more colors are to be added?

<RubberRabb> other suggestion in the meantime might be brown paper bags opened up

<BrendaC> later on, i mean

<sundaystam> NOPE

<debbie> thanks

<BrendaC> k, ty

<RubberRabb> absorbant and not staining

<sundaystam> THIS IS THE COLOR ADDING SECTION

<sundaystam> THERE'S RR EXPERIMENTING AGAIN!!!

<RubberRabb> cheap

<deb> lol

<sundaystam> BROWN BAGS MIGHT WORK!

<brenda> roflol

<RubberRabb> they will

<beanjean> hey what about cotton fabric?

<cindycade> how about old sheets or towels?

<brenda> love cheap

<RubberRabb> use them as drop cloths all the time

<sundaystam> NO SHEETS

<sundaystam> NO FABRIC

<Debby> am wondering about printer paper

<RubberRabb> sheets and towels tOO absorbant

<beanjean> oh ok

<sundaystam> THEY WILL GIVE OFF FIBERS

<RubberRabb> printer paper not absorbant enough

<cindycade> ok

<Debby> darn

<cindycade> that makes sense

<sundaystam> AND THE NEXT STEP IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU USE ONLY NEWSPRINT

<sundaystam> I WILL UPDATE ENTIRE CLASS AT THE END BUT WILL CONTINUE ON KNOW OK?

<cindycade> sounds good to me

<RubberRabb> yep

<cak> sounds good Sunday

<sundaystam> 5. NOW CAREFULLY UNFOLD AND TRANSFER TO A COUPLE OF CLEAN SHEETS OF NEWSPRINT IN A FLIP FLOP METHOD. (DON'T THROW OUT YOUR FIRST NEWSPRINT, ALLOW IT TO DRY IT MAKES GREAT WRAPPING PAPER OR BACKGROUNDS).

<Debby> unfold?

<sundaystam> YOU SHOULKD HAVE FOLDED

<sundaystam> THE NEWSPRINT OVER THE BATIK PIECE

<sundaystam> YOU HAVE MADE

<sundaystam> NOW UNFOLD IT AND

<Janet> folded our mulberry paper? or the newsprint on top of it?

<sundaystam> FLIP IT ONTO THE WAITING NEWSPRINT

<RubberRabb> newsprint, mulberry paper, newsprint sandwich

<cindycade> yup step four

<sundaystam> FOLDED THE NEWSPRINT WITH THE MULBERRY IN BETWEEN

<RubberRabb> take off the top slice and slap the mulberry paper onto a fresh newsprint slice..

<sundaystam> NOW DO THAT AGAIN WITH THE FRESH NEWSPRINT

<cak> Just repeat the folding/blotting?

<sundaystam> YES BUT LEAVE IT IN

<RubberRabb> make another sandwich?

<sundaystam> BETWEEN UNTIL THE NEXT STEP

RubberRabbit getting hungry

<sundaystam> YEP RR

<sundaystam> I'MM STILL SENSATIONING...NO HUNGRY HERE

<sundaystam> READY??????

cindycade needs to get a little fridge for her studio....

<RubberRabb> yes

<cindycade> yes

<sundaystam> GOT AWFUL QUIET???

<sundaystam> 6. FOLD THIS NEWSPRINT OVER AND WITH A MEDIUM TO HOT IRON PRESS ABOUT ONE MINUTE. CAREFULLY BEGIN TO LIFT OFF THE NEWSPRINT. IT MAY STICK, IF SO THEN PUT THE NEWSPRINT DOWN AND HEAT THAT AREA UNTIL IT RELEASES WHEN YOU LIFT IT UP.

<star> so are you just blotting and reblotting the mulberry/

<sundaystam> NO

<sundaystam> WHEN YOU START USING THE IRON YOU ARE

<RubberRabb> so we're ironing our newsprint/mulberry paper/newsprint sandwich?

<sundaystam> REMOVING THE EMBOSSED AREAS

<sundaystam> YES RR

<RubberRabb> ah!! melting out the ep like we would if it was wax

<Janet> ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh

<RubberRabb> gotcha!!

<deb> ahhh ha!!!

<cak> Sunday, when you fold the newprint over this time (step 6), do you fold the mulberry paper also?

<sundaystam> WHEN IT RELEASES YOU HAVE ACHEIVED WHAT YOU WANTED

Janet is blinded by the lightbulb going off

<cindycade> makes sense to me....

<sundaystam> no

<beanjean> wow

<Debby> wow

<deb> I think my lightbulb just came on

<sundaystam> NEVER FOLD THE MULBERRY PAPER

<sundaystam> JA........

<cak> Gotcha--thanks

<beanjean> so much more simple than regular batik

YamaANDkathy looks for her sunglasses,,, sheeeeeesh janet

<RubberRabb> (brown paper bag would work here, too--have accidently done this!!)

<sundaystam> YOU EPIPHANIED

<Janet> okay. just making sure.<g>

<Janet> I did. whoa.

<sundaystam> YES BEANIE

<Janet> it all makes sense now

<sundaystam> BUT SAME PRICIPAL

<RubberRabb> Janet, you sick puppy

<beanjean> this is GREAT sunday!!!!!

beanjean can't wait to try this

<sundaystam> PRINCIPAL

<RubberRabb> epiphanying right here

<cindycade> aye captain 'ook she ad an epiphany!

<sundaystam> I GOTTA LEARN TO SPELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

<Janet> in public and all.

<RubberRabb> iin front of us

<Debby> lol

RubberRabbit laughs til she cries

YamaANDkathy closes her eyes{-_-}

<sundaystam> READY???????

<beanjean> ROFLMBO

<RubberRabb> I have hiccups now

<Debby> theres more?

<RubberRabb> yes

<sundaystam> UH HUH!!!!

<RubberRabb> hic

<beanjean> yes

cindycade always wanted to see someone epiphanate.....

<sundaystam> 7. THE PAPER WILL STICK BECAUSE YOU ARE REMOVING THE POWDER FROM THE MULBERRY PAPER WHEN YOU HEAT IT. THAT'S WHY IT'S IMPORTANT NOT TO MOVE THE PAPER JUST KEEP HEATING UNTIL IT COMES OFF THE NEWSPRINT.

<sundaystam> i MAY REPEAT BUT IT'S THE WAY i TEACH....

<beanjean> oh great hint

<sundaystam> EVERYTHING IS SET UP AND HAVE TO GO IN OREDR!

<sundaystam> ORDER

beanjean is picturing the mess she WOULD have had

<sundaystam> SHEESH!

<sundaystam> HEY DON'T THROW OUT THIS PAPER EITHER

<sundaystam> IT MAKES WAY KEWL BACKGROUNDS

YamaANDkathy pats arlene on the back,,, you are doing a great job

<RubberRabb> I can imagine!!

<beanjean> cool sunday!!!

<cindycade> hey teach... easier to copy and paste when teaching.... wink

<BrendaC> what setting would you consider med hot? can you tell I dont use one very often?

<RubberRabb> wool

<sundaystam> THAT BE THE ONLY WAY CINDY

<star> ok , I will

<BrendaC> ty rr

<sundaystam> I DON'T EITHER BRENDA

<sundaystam> I SAID MED HOT

<RubberRabb> or between wool and cotton

<sundaystam> CUS EACH IRON IS DIFFERENT

<sundaystam> DON'T WANT TO SCORCH

<RubberRabb> depends on your iron--obviously NO steam!!

<sundaystam> BUT NEED TO HEAT THAT POWDER

<sundaystam> START ON MED

<cindycade> bought me a good old one for crafting.. that baby gets real hot! and no holes either..

<BrendaC> is one layer of newsprint enough to keep the ep off the iron?

<sundaystam> IF IT ISN'T WORKING GO UP A NOTCH

<sundaystam> NO

<sundaystam> BRENDA

<sundaystam> TWO OR THREE SHEETS

<BrendaC> ty

<sundaystam> AND MAKE SURE YOU DO IT ON CARD BOARD

<sundaystam> DON'T WANT ANY RUINED TANBLES

<sundaystam> TABLES

<RubberRabb> ok--was wondering about that! I've seen how much melted ep can spread..

<BrendaC> lol that would be what i do

<cindycade> hmmm my mind just went in the gutter....

<sundaystam> THATS IT BACK TO TWO FINGER TYPING

<RubberRabb> lol

<RubberRabb> but which two fingers

<sundaystam> OY OUTA THAT GUTTER

<RubberRabb> LOL

<Janet> lol

RubberRabbit grinning

<cindycade> oh its ok... with my hubby... grin

<sundaystam> READY????

<cindycade> yup

<YamaANDkat> yes

<sundaystam> 8. THAT'S YOUR BATIK PAPER. YOU WILL FIND THAT IT WILL SHOW UP BEST WHEN PLACED ON A SHEET OF WHITE CARDSTOCK. I DO THIS BY XYRONING MY CARD STOCK THEN PLACING THE PAPER OVER IT AND SMOOTHING OUT WITH A BONE FOLDER.

<RubberRabb> very very cool, Sunday

<sundaystam> YOU CAN ALSO COLOR THE EDGE OF

<sundaystam> THE CARD STOCK

<sundaystam> BY RUNNING A MARKER

<sundaystam> THE SAME COLOR

<sundaystam> AS THE BATIK

<Janet> So some how it gets the shades of reinkers like your sample has? isn't just stark white resisted?

<cindycade> i will give this class a whirl. specially since i have so many jars of my budget inks made uplol

<sundaystam> AROUND THE EDGE

<Sandy> How did you get the shading over the batiked area

<sundaystam> TAKES THE SHARP WHITENESS OFF

<Janet> yeah, what Sandy asked.

<sundaystam> SHADING SANDY????????????

<beanjean> sunday what colors of reinkers did you use?

<Sandy> The colors blend

<Sandy> There isn't a sharp edge

<sundaystam> BEANIE WHAT'S THE URL?

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<RubberRabb> in your sample, sunday, what color reinkers did you use?

<RubberRabb> it's gorgeous

<Janet> yeah. your hollies aren't stark white, they have nice subtle shadings

<sundaystam> OK

<sundaystam> FIRST THE SHADING

<sundaystam> IT'S WHERE YOU SMEAR OUT THE RE INKERS WITH THE BRUSH AND WATER

<sundaystam> WHERE YOU DROPPED

<sundaystam> THE REINKER IT'S DARKER

<sundaystam> WHERE YOU WATER IT OUT

<sundaystam> IT'S LIGHTER

<cindycade> it is the epicenter..... grin

<RubberRabb> ok, I understand

<sundaystam> THEY WILL ALWAYS SHOW SOME COLOR

<sundaystam> HEY MC!

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<Sandy> so you could use a blender to move the color out?

<sundaystam> COLORS I USED..

<sundaystam> UMMMMMMMMMMMMM

<sundaystam> PESTO

<sundaystam> AND CRANBERRY

<sundaystam> BY ADIRONDACK

<beanjean> beautiful colors sunday

<sundaystam> I LOVE THEM ADIRONDACK!!!!!

<stamp> This is gonna be fun! Unless I burn those two fingers!

<sundaystam> ENCHANTED INK SELLS THE PADS

RubberRabbit is just hooked on inks..

<sundaystam> YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET THE REINKERS THERE TOO!

<RubberRabb> all kinds and colors and companies..LOL

<brenda> yep EI has the reinkers too

<sundaystam> OK NOW i'M GONNA REPEAT THE WHOLE THING READY???

<stamp> yeap

<RubberRabb> sure!

<deb> yep

<deb> I wanna try this

<sundaystam> 1. EMBOSS ON MULBERRY PAPER USING SOLID STAMP, RESIST PAD, CLEAR EMBOSSING POWDER AND HEAT TOOL JUST UNTIL IMAGE IS CLEAR.

<Janet> iwbr

<RubberRabb> as long as Janet doesn't epiphany again..

<sundaystam> 2. PLACE ON ONE SIDE OF NEWSPRINT AND SPRITZ WITH WATER UNTIL IT'S SOAKED BUT NOT DRIPPY.

<Janet> lol

<sundaystam> 4. FOLD NEWSPRINT OVER AND PRESS AND LEAVE FOR FEW SECONDS.

<sundaystam> THAT'S IT!!!!!!!!!!

<sundaystam> hOPE YOU LIKED IT!

<Janet> i love this

<cak> it's beautiful

<Debby> I can hardly wait to try it...sounds super...thanks bunches...

<RubberRabb> I think this calls for a playday tomorrow

<cindycade> very cool class

<sundaystam> BEANIE...ONE MORE TIME

<beanjean> http://crafts.dm.net/mall/class.html

<sundaystam> TY

<Mar> thanks, good class

<debbie> is there any way to cut and paste the directions

<RubberRabb> I needed a good background

<RubberRabb> and this is it!!

<cak> Sunday, how did you get the marks in the "resisted" area (on yours, the holly leaf)?

<beanjean> this is a wonderful technique Sunday!!!

<RubberRabb> Now to go carve something to batik with..

YamaANDkathy think butcher paper would work good too,,,, and makes great wrapping paper too

<beanjean> thanks for teaching us!!!

<sundaystam> ANY LAST QUESTIONS AFORE I GO GET MY EMAILS???

<sundaystam> CAK

<sundaystam> IT JUST HAPPENS

<Janet> AR? is this something I could easily do multiples of?

<beanjean> yes carved stamps would be great!!!

<BrendaC> ty sunday! great class

<RubberRabb> nope--this is great, sunday--tthanks!!

<sundaystam> SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO JUST LET ART HAPPEN

<deb> 4Excellent

<LuniLadi> Thanks Sunday for a great class (as always <s>)

<Sandy> Cak's question?

<sundaystam> YES JA

<cak> lol--OK--I can live with that! (finally something I don't have to be totally responsible for)

<RubberRabb> I don't like art, but I do like his brother bill..

<Janet> this would make most awesome holiday cards

<cindycade> debbie i sent you a private message....

<sundaystam> I DID 8 ON A DEMO DAY

<RubberRabb> wow--that's a lot of ironing

<Janet> RR, I like Art better, but I see Bill a lot more often.

<sundaystam> YOU CAN EVEN DO IT ON LARGER MULBERRY

<cak> (LOL Janet!)

<sundaystam> BUT WOULD NEED LARGE NEWSPRINT

<RubberRabb> I don't think I want my dh to know that I know how to lift one of those

<sundaystam> JA I'M TELLING FRANK!!!!!!!!!

<deb> lol

<RubberRabb> Sunday the moving stores do 27 inch sheets of newsprint

<brenda> lol

<RubberRabb> I have ten pounds of it left over from my move last year

<brenda> for how much RR

<LuniLadi> Nite all...been a long day

<LuniLadi> Thanks again Arlene

<Janet> LOL. (I'm not worried, Frank won't remember by next month when it's time to buy me a present)

<beanjean> night luni

<Janet> Sparkle! You missed a great one.

<RubberRabb> for me, it was free--I just unwraped all my stuff and smoothed out the paper

<sundaystam> SANDY

<brenda> hey sparkle

<sundaystam> THE SHADING JUST HAPPENS

<brenda> lol rr

<sundaystam> HEY SPARKLY

<RubberRabb> but I know they sell it at the moving places lots cheaper than art stores

<Sandy> You don't create the speckle?

<brenda> ok who sells mulberry paper in the mall?

<sundaystam> WANT THE DIRECTIONS SPARKLE????

<Janet> newsprint? go get the end rolls from your local paper

<RubberRabb> Marcos

<brenda> ty

<Janet> marcos does sell the mulberry paper

<RubberRabb> and enchanted ink, I think

<YamaANDkat> thanks arlene

<sundaystam> YW YAMA

<RubberRabb> and sometimes Wacky Wagon has some

YamaANDkathy are gone,,,, off to d ochristmas cards

<sundaystam> I'M OFF FOLKS

<RubberRabb> me, too

<Janet> AR, thank you!! this is awesome.

<sundaystam> BRENDA WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO NEXT????

<sparkle> yes please Ar, directions.

<cindycade> bye Sunday

<RubberRabb> LOL Sparkle..

<Janet> Sparkle, want the instructions?

sparkle fell asleep and Sean didn't wake me up

<cak> Thanks Sunday--another really useful and beautiful technique!

<Janet> (Sparkle, tell AR you do so I can see 'em one last time)

<brenda> sunday you have done a great class

<brenda> thanks so much

<sundaystam> YW BRENDA

<beanjean> thanks again sunday, this was fun!!!

<beanjean> night everyone!

<cindycade> night bean

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