Add grunge to your transparency film with these techniques.

Hello Beautiful People
This is my first time speaking on camera and I have to say it was quite nerve wracking. It's never come naturally to me... I tend to have a mental block about it for some weird reason, but today I pushed through for you.
Today, I show you how to grunge up some acetate or transparency film using 4 fool proof techniques. Each of these techniques give you varying results, so feel free to pick the ones you like best.
I hope you all enjoy the video. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments.
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[@mdshihabkhan1547]

I appreciate so much how you're not just giving tricks, but you're also teaching us and showing us new ways to think..

[@vibeofvintage]

I am glad you like the video. Thank you. 🤍

[@KimGibsonfiberlover]

I love your digitals and this technique is very timely! Thank you!

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you so much and you are most welcome.

[@blackcoffeeandwildflowers]

Thank you so much for making this useful video! I really like the super grungy look! 🤗❤️ Tamara

[@vibeofvintage]

You are so welcome!

[@sallyashton5352]

Absolutely the most beautiful artwork 💜💜💜

[@vibeofvintage]

Awh. Thank you so much, Sally.

[@cindyowens6624]

Definitely will be trying this. Thanks for sharing

[@vibeofvintage]

Hope you enjoy. You're welcome.

[@cathykaden]

Thank you so much for your simple way video. 👍 Greetings Cathy from OreMountains 🤩 Germany 🇩🇪 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@vibeofvintage]

You are so welcome!

[@madebytanja]

Thank you for sharing this video with voice. Gladly more of it😍!

[@vibeofvintage]

Haha, Thank you, Tanja. I will definitely try and make more. 🤍

[@belindazimmer2107]

What a cool effect you’ve created. I will certainly experiment with this idea. I’ve been doing some alcohol inks with hand sanitizer and the TH lift reinker on my gel plate this week having so much fun. I always love trying new techniques. I have been enjoying your digitals so much. I love the distressed grungy look so they are perfect for me. I look forward to more of your tutorials as well.

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you so much, Belinda. I hope you enjoy your time with the alcohol inks and this technique as well. Have a blast.

[@DebsDitties]

Awesome and very useful techniques 👍💕 Great vid! Thanks for sharing, Saje 🌷🌷🌷Blessings from the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state USA~~~

[@vibeofvintage]

Thanks so much.

[@chistepic8589]

Very useful and interesting lesson.Thank you very much for sharing it! Great Channel ! 🧡.

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you. 🤍

[@bjr2580]

Fabulous ideas! I want to try them all! Thank you!❤

[@vibeofvintage]

Have fun!

[@connicaldwell4955]

Saje, lovely voice and awesome tutorial. Can’t wait to try it❤️❤️

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you, Conni. Im glad to hear that.

[@mrs_scraps]

Wow, i think i will try this too🤎🤎🤎 thank you Saje for this tutorial 🤎 and wow, i love your voice, nice to hear you😊

[@vibeofvintage]

Awh, Thank you so much, Nat. I know you will make the grunge look really good. Cant wait to see what you do.

[@beverlynielsen6714]

Thank you for sharing. It was nice to see something I had not seen before. Hugs.

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you, Beverly. I’m glad to hear that. The pleasure is all mine. 🤍

[@tamaradusselaar5981]

Love this. Absolutely gonna try this

[@vibeofvintage]

Have fun!

[@emmyhex]

Super😍🥰❤

[@vibeofvintage]

Thank you 🤗

[@jamesbatler1548]

Thank you again for your very informative content. I prefer to work with smart objects to keep everything non destructive and at unkompressed size. There are a lot of ways aroud traditional masks. Interesting workflow though!..

[@vibeofvintage]

🤍

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❤

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

Very useful

[@vibeofvintage]

Glad you think so!

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

@@vibeofvintage I forgot to say Thank you! Have a great day 😊

[@vibeofvintage]

@@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts Awwh. That’s quite alright. You’re most welcome and Thank you for your comment. 🤍

[@julief4132]

Great techniques. I don’t have the Tim Holtz glass mat, but would a silicone baking mat essentially work the same way? I believe they have the same woven look to them. I purchased some of your digitals the other day and I think this will work quite well. Can’t wait for more great videos! New sub here.

[@vibeofvintage]

I’m sure a silicone mat would work, or even just a glass, marble, mirrored table top. And for the texture you can experiment with many different materials, maybe even fabric. Let me know how it all works out for you.

[@julief4132]

@@vibeofvintage I just checked my acetate and I didn’t get any tackiness. Could I be doing something wrong?

[@vibeofvintage]

@@julief4132 did you try both sides? If not do that and if you have then my only suggestion would be to get 100% clear transparency film. The ones you can run through inkjet printers. These come with a tacky side for printing onto.

[@julief4132]

@@vibeofvintage I’ll look into the transparency film.

[@kellybrush4803]

Question...do you need to use the tacky side of acetate down for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th methods?

[@vibeofvintage]

Yes. Tacky side down so it can lift the ink up.