Use a soft cloth to lightly burnish the two sheets in order to ensure that every inch is in contact with the wet paint in the center.While it was wet, placed the blue sheet paint side down on the wet paint and quickly line it up.Then use white soft-bodied paint and apply it to the painted side of the red sheet with a silicone tool.In order to achieve the look of shine on both sides and no sign of paint, sandwich the two sheets together.Repeat this on the first sheet utilizing Golden Interference Red paint with a wide brush.Add small touches of Lumiere gold metallic paint to the surface of the Clear Dura-Lar Film for a little shimmer as well as Golden Interference Violet.Then use a small brush to open spaces on the alcohol which creates dots to fill up the entire sheet.

Add drops of alcohol to create more flower shapes.For the second Clear Dura-Lar Film sheet, switch colors to the cooler colors (blue, purple, and aqua) and utilized an old credit card to move the paint for different effects on the surface.Add in the yellow and used a brush to move the alcohol ink to create different shapes and strokes to fill up the entire surface of the sheet.Then drop a bit of pure alcohol into the center of the colors to open up a space creating a “flower” shape.Start by dropping warm colors (red, yellow, orange) of alcohol ink onto a Grafix Clear. This necklace will be a two-sided flat embellishment.Golden Artist Colors and Lumiere: Metallic and Iridescent Paints in Colors of Choice.Ranger Alcohol Inks in Colors of Choice.Various Lightweight Beads with Large Holes.

Old paintbrush necklace