Ink blot t-shirts II

I had so much crazy fun making ink blot t-shirts with light colored shirts, I had to see how they would turn out with darker material. You knew I couldn't stop, didn't you?

I was so excited to try this platinum metallic on a black t-shirt.

• I inserted and secured the cardboard (to see detailed steps, please see this ink-blot t-shirt post)

• Plippity plop metallic style

• Fold and gently press

• Open to see what you've created. (My favorite part. That's why it's so addictive.)

What do you see?
I see a frog, so did my husband. Why do I always see animals in my designs? Do I have a secret animal phobia or something? Should I? Hmmm.

The thing I learned about metallic paint, is that it doesn't adhere like the flat paint. While it makes the look unique and "worn", I would have liked it to stick a little more evenly.

Check back tomorrow with yet another black t-shirt ink blot design. This time, with glacier white paint.

The obsession continues. Dun Dun Dun.

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