Using scrapbooking chalk in your work with cards and layouts take your work to the next level. It is a wonderful technique to master!

Chalk due tip
The first thing you must consider is to use a chalk that is acid-free. Chalking can be used on paper piecings alphabet letters, die cuts, punch art and much more.

Chalking can be dusty and easily fall on both your hands and other places where you do not want it ... so if possible, arrange a special place where you work with chalk.

Always apply scrapbooking chalk with the applicator included with the package. You can use other applicators that you buy loose in a scrapbook store or web shop, for example, a make-up applicator, bumullstussar or the like. Keep in mind that they will not lint.

 

When working with chalk so it is important to correct any errors that you make, immediately as chalk becomes permanent rather quickly.

A good tip is to always start by testing on a piece of scrap paper to see how you respond.

Try to experiment and use chalk to various types of embellishments !

Alphabetic templates are great to use with chalk!

A chalked project must be protected in a plastic sleeve to prevent chalken smudging to your other work.


Peek at the video below to learn more!