Game On! and Pentart Rust Effects with Denise

Hello Everyone

It's Denise here today to share a mixed media, technique rich layout, using BoBunny Game On and Pentart Rust Products.

I started off by sticking down the chipboard pieces and then adding some white gesso, through a stickable stencil.

I then watered down some all purpose ink and added this, along with spritzed water, all over the stenciled gesso.

Next I took transparent gel medium and added it with a paint brush to the page, in the areas I wanted the rust effects.  I then sprinkled the rust effect powder, over the gel medium. I turned the page over and removed the excess powder. 

I then added the rust reagents to get the "rusting" going. I used little drops of all the colours.

I let this all dry and allowed the rust reagents to develop.

Lastly I added the photo and the various layers of cog die-cuts and cog stamping.

The rust effect turned out brilliantly and was so much fun to play and experiment with.

The rust effects were so perfect for this grungy boy page.

Thanks ever so much for stopping by the BoBunny blog today. We really hope that you will play with the Pentart Rust products.  They really are fabulous.

Have a fabulous day!

Denise x


BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Diamond/ Game On
Cardstock: Wasabi Dot, Khaki Dot, Orange Citrus Chevron, Decaf Chevron
Chipboard:Game On
Stamps: Captured, Gearing Up
Stickable Stencil: Brocade
Washi Tape: Black and White
Transparent Gel


Pentart Supplies:
Rust Effect Powder
Rust Effect Reagents/ Brown, Yellow-Red, Yellow

Faith and Pentart Rust FX with DT member Solange

Hello BoBunny Fans.

It's Solange Marques here. Today is truly a day of technique on this appointed "Technique Tuesday"!

I've made an altered bottle using Pentart's Rust Effect system for this fun project.

I've used BoBunny Faith collection and Pentart Rust Effect products. 

To get this effect, I started covering the bottle with BoBunny acrylic gesso white.

Then I mixed Pentart Primer Paste Gesso with Rust Effect Powder.  the rust effect is truly a metal powder, so you aren't just getting an effect, you are getting real rust! I applied this mixed on the bottle:

I applied more a little of Rust effect powder on some places on the bottle.  It's important to let this dry before going on to the next step.

After, I applied Rust effect reagents and I used a brush to disperse the reagents and mix them.  There are three colors of reagents, so it is best to apply all three for a really cool, antique "sunken treasure" kind of look.

You must wait for 24 hours for get the rust effect.  This happens gradulayy as the gesso and the reagents fully dry.

To finish it I added some Noteworthy and fussy cut outs from the Faith collection:

BoBunny supplies:

Patterned Paper: Heaven Sent,Light/ Faith

Faith Noteworthy

Gesso: White

Pentart Supplies: 

Primer Paste Gesso

Rust Effect Powder

Rust Effect reagents set