I love the effect of Mica Sheets and Mica Flakes and the different looks you can create by using them in various ways. The first two pics below are the cover of my Technique Book and the mica on that one is on the atc on the front cover where I've attached it on the top right and bottom left so it looks like a shattered window. The mica flake generally comes in a whitish colour but can easily be coloured by putting a little into a snap-lock bag, add a few drops of alcohol ink in your chosen colour, smoosh it around and it is ready to use. I attach mine with a clear-drying glue (Art Glitter Glue). When I attach mica sheets over an image, I always use Glossy Accents as this dries crystal clear so you can't see it. You can also attach the mica sheets with brads or staples! I have also used a circle die with some mica sheet to create the circular shape on "tendril" below.
"Technique Book #25 cover"
(20cm x 15cm)
"Shiitake"
(Mica sheet over the words and coloured flake at
the bottom of the mushrooms)
"Study Observe"
(clear mica flake on parts of branches
and on the grass at the bottom)
"Tendril"
(mica sheet, circle die-cut from centre and
attached with staples)
"Vulnerable"
(shaker card with mica flake trapped under acetate front)
over wording at the bottom right)
"Escape the ordinary"
(mica sheet glued down over image)
"Collection"
(thin piece of torn mica stapled over the mushrooms)
(thin piece of torn mica stapled over the mushrooms)
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