Marbled Paper Shaving Cream Acrylic Paint

Use as many colors as you like.

Marbled paper shaving cream acrylic paint.

Apply a small amount of shaving cream to the pan or use wax paper so that you can make a layer that is a little wider than your cardstock sheet and about 1 4 1 25 cm thick. You simply press a piece of paper into shaving cream swirled with liquid watercolours and the colours and patterns are transferred to the paper making it look marbleized. Drop squiggle and squirt different colors of paint on top of the shaving cream. Press the paper down onto the shaving cream.

Add drops of food coloring on top. I have done a few marbled jars and even these adorable pumpkins were marbled with acrylic paint. Use a craft stick to gently swirl the food coloring into the shaving cream. I was given the suggestion of trying marbling on other surfaces.

Pour drops of ink all over the shaving cream. Use a toothpick to marble the ink by simply drawing random designs all over the shaving cream and ink. Diy paper marbling has always been one of the most interesting and creative art projects. However if you are looking for a fun and even kid friendly marbled technique using shaving cream is the way to go.

Take a straw and make swirl designs making sure theres still white showing. Marbling with acrylic paint is a method of fluid surface design which produces similar patterns as a stone or smooth marble. The possibilities are endless. 2 use the back of a squeegee or you can use a ruler to spread the shaving cream out to a nice even layer.

Use a spatula to shape the shaving cream a bit creating a semi flat surface. Spray shaving cream onto a tray or box lid and spread it around evenly. Start by spraying shaving cream all over a cookie sheet. Spray a layer of shaving cream on the bottom of a tray.

You can use this beautiful paper to make wrapping paper homemade cards book covers and even paper snowflakes. Final major project marbling acrylic paint shaving cream and paper i talked to some of my peers about my work so far so i could get more ideas. Press a blank piece of paper into the shaving cream. Using a toothpick or the end of a paint brush start dragging the paint through the shaving cream making straight lines across.