I shared this project a couple weeks ago here and I wanted to show you how I managed this technique.
I started with an old jar and glue. You can also use Ranger's Glue n' Seal.
You can even crackle acetate or clear packaging for your paper crafting. How about a crackled glass jar full of creepy things for Halloween. Or crackling a frosty scene for a Holiday project. There's so many great ways to apply this!
I hope you enjoyed the Crackle Technique.
Cheers
Nicole
Cover the jar with an even coat of glue.
I left the flat circle alone so you can see a peek window,
While that dries it's a good time to watercolor the Perspective Butterfly.
I started with Mermaid Lagoon! Do you have yours yet?
Add the cracked pistachio, mustard seed and abandon coral.
Look...it's drying! You want to see this mat look.
To get a more bold look you can use your distress markers to accent and make that color pop!
You can see here how I'm accenting to get that more intense color!
Now that the glass is dry add a coat of Distress Crackle Paint! Once the crackle is done drying you can add all your embellishments.
While you wait for the crackle to dry it's a good time to do some fussy cutting.
Ink the edges.
I put a coat of Clear Rock Candy Stickles on the butterflies.
I wanted to add a wordband to the lid so this is where we get to bend it!
Use your crafty pliers and bend a little bit at a time to achieve a nice even curve.
See, it takes no time to bend your wordband,
I used some linen ribbon to wrap the lid and attach some hot glue to help it stay put.
And there you have it! A pretty cracked project! While you wait you can work on some creative accents.
I hope you enjoyed the Crackle Technique.
Cheers
Nicole