Tissue paper background

Hi Everyone.  Its Bridget here, and today I would love to share with you a technique I like to use to get more texture on your scrapbooking  page.

 

Here is a page I created using the crumpled tissue technique.

 

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What you will need:

Tissue paper

White cardtock

Helmar Craft and Hobby PVA Glue

Helmar Acid Free Glue

Helmar Gemstome Glue

Texture paste

stamps

embellisments

watercolour

 

The first thing I like to do is stamp the white card stock randomly.

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Time to scrunch up that tissue paper.

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Then cover the page in Helmar craft and hobby glue.

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Now for the fun part, lay your tissue paper on the card stock.  Pull and form the paper until you are happy with the texture. Do not flattened it too much you want lots of interesting folds and lines. Then set aside to dry.

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I like to add more texture to this, so with a couple of circle stencils I added some texture paste. Now to really make those folds and creases stand out I do some misting with a stencil.

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and add watercolor.

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Then it was time to add my photo.  I like to use Helmar Acid free glue to protect my photos.

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and attach my embellishments using  Helmar 450 quick dry adhesive.

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and lastly I find Helmar gemstone glue great for adding a few sequins.

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 Here is the finished layout

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Thank you for joining me.  Happy crafting.

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