{Tutorial} Stained Glass Effect

Supplies:

Saran Wrap
Ranger Gloss paper
Ranger Alcohol Inks (2 or 3 different kinds)
Ranger Metallic Mixatives Alcohol Ink
Ranger Alcohol Blending Solution
Ranger Alcohol Inking Tool

Step One: Squirt three colors of alcohol inks all over the glossy paper; press down the tool all over the glossy paper

Step Two: Squirt a few drops back on the tool with the mixative and repeat; then add a little alcohol blending solution to the tool. When you lightly press on the paper, it will break up the colors

Step Three: Lay the saran wrap on the top of the paper’ Work it around and mush it up; blend it all together; Let it dry and then peel it off.

Step Four: You ready to cut the paper in strips to create the stain glass effect.

I love using this effect to create one of a kind embellishment and as mats for pictures.

It’s that simple and you ready to cut the paper to create the stain glass effect on your cards, scrapbooking or any other project you would like to use it in.

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