Marbling
Marbling is a technique inspired by Japanese paper marbling and bookbinders. Each paper is unique and startling results can be achieved. The techniques used with Pebeo colours is a simplified and modenised bath technique that can be undertaken by anyone.
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This sample by Karen Ter Haar used Ziller Ink for the marbling and then wrote on the 'built in' guidelines.
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How To Marble with Pebeo Marbling Inks
PREPARATION OF THE BATHSprinkle 2 heaped tablespoons of thickener into 1 litre of cold water. Mix vigorously with a beater and then allow to stand for at least 2 hours. Next, spread a layer of gel 1 to 2 cm thick into a flat tray or a container larger than the objects to be painted.LAYING THE INKS AND CREATING PATTERNS- Using a dropper, carefully place the selected Marbling colours on the surface of the bath.- Let the drops spread for a few seconds before working them with a wooden stick, or comb to get various patterns and marblings.- When the marbling is complete, gently place the side of the fabric or the paper to be painted, on the surface of the coloured bath. Leave it lying for 10 to 15 seconds before pulling it out. Quickly rinse it under running water to remove the excess of gel.- Put the painted base on a flat surface and allow to dry. Fix fabrics by ironing if necessary.
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