I did play with this technique a few more times but I'll share the results at another time. Isn't it fun to just play and try new things?
Friday, March 7, 2014
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Do you follow Paula Cheney's blog (one lucky day)? I found myself quite taken with the experiments her granddaughters were conducting one rainy day so I tried my hand at one. Can't wait to get my own copy of Tim's Compendium of Curiosities Vol. 3 and get busy trying new things!
On a manilla tag I used Stampers Anonymous Burlap Layering Stencil and Barn Door, Wild Honey and Iced Spruce distress inks. Other items found on the card: Bazzill and black card stocks; Studio 490 'Card Art Essentials' LCS020; Jet Black Archival Ink; Sizzix (Fanciful Flight); DMC craft thread
I did play with this technique a few more times but I'll share the results at another time. Isn't it fun to just play and try new things?
I did play with this technique a few more times but I'll share the results at another time. Isn't it fun to just play and try new things?
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Wonderful card Susan…isn’t Paula fantastic and with great ideas!?
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Susan...this is so pretty. Love the burlap stencil and how you used it to provide such cool color to the background of your card. I had to stop over at Paula's blog and wow!!! That technique is amazing! Thanks for sharing that and thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a nice comment. LOVE your card! <3 Candy
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