Plastic Wrap Alcohol Ink and Spray Paint Cylindrical Vase
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I've been enjoying finding new ways and different objects that I can try out the plastic wrap method for applying alcohol ink . I came into the possession of several of these cylinder vases and was trying to think of what I could do with them. I had some success using the plastic wrap method on a glass vase where I used spray paint , so I thought I'd try that again, but this time with a different shaped vase, some lighter colors of ink, and a different color of spray paint. So I laid out my craft mat , a sheet of plastic wrap (I used Glad Cling Wrap--not press and seal), and some alcohol inks . Making sure the plastic wrap stayed a bit rumpled, I squirted and dripped my alcohol ink on in a random pattern until the plastic wrap was covered in an area about the size of my vase. Then I set the vase onto the plastic wrap and wrapped it around the vase. Then I set it aside to dry. When using this method with vases, be sure to put something underneath them t