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Spritz and Scrunch

admin — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 16:41:15 +0000

This week I have a quick technique for you. It is a technique that offers a different look every time. Use your favourite colour combination, or try another. All I ask of you this week, is patience. The drying time is the hardest part, because you will want to see the results right away. Have fun! Supplies: Ink pads, saran wrap, glossy cardstock Rub colours of ink onto saran wrap. Butt colours right up to each other–do not leave white space. Spritz saran wrap with water

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Cool T-Shirts

admin — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:48:41 +0000

Buying Air-conditioned T-Shirts Cool T-shirts don’t accept to be outrageously expensive, if you apperceive area to look. First, accomplish abiding to analysis all the sales racks in every abundance area you boutique for your air-conditioned T-shirts. You’re apprenticed to acquisition one or two acceptable items on these racks, admitting it may yield some looking

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Still under renos and need your advice on table lamps

admin — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 23:30:10 +0000

I’m still under renovations and came across some cool table lamps and am in the mood to spend. I love this red poppy lamp because it coordinates with my personal painting of poppies that I have hanging in the livingroom. BUT I love this green lamp because my adjoining kitchen is in this colour.

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Still under renos and need your advice on table lamps

How to Create a One-Layer Panel Card with the Brayer

admin — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:39:03 +0000

Gosh, how do you like the title to this tutorial? Coming up with an appropriate eye-catching title is hard to do each week, and this week was the toughest. If you look at my card and the title, you will notice how I compacted it all in the title. My card is one layer, has the look of 9 panels, and it’s all done with the brayer. So there you have it. Enjoy! Brayer your ink onto glossy cardstock. In my photo I am using Kaleidacolor Caribbean Sea. In my first photo, my other cards use Kaleidacolor Berry Blaze. With a stamp placement product, center your main image on your cardstock.

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How to Create a One-Layer Panel Card with the Brayer

Best Buds

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:52:02 +0000

Isn’t this picture hillarious? My imps sat still for 2 seconds, just long enough for the lady behind the camera to bark to get their attention. After 1 to 2 seconds, Snow and Layla jumped out of the bucket, and another camera lady and I quickly threw them back into the bucket and stepped to the side. This was a repeated process that gave us one great photo. I love my babies and wanted the best photo possible for my selfish needs

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How to Create a Monochromatic Card

admin — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 15:13:18 +0000

Today I will show you how to create a monochromatic card. Continuing on from my Introduction to the Colour Wheel and Work Wonders With the Colour Wheel posts, I want to look at monochrome a little more . You will find my tutorial short, as I didn’t want to overdo my colouring steps. I’m confident that you can colour without me bombarding you with “stuff.” To start, pick your designer paper. Choose a paper that uses one colour, or one colour with black or with white. For example, your paper may be a variety of shades of pink or blue, or it might be one colour (pink in my case) with black.

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How to Create a Monochromatic Card

Noah’s Ark & Creative Cuts and More

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 16:08:40 +0000

Well, it’s the end of the week. Where does the time go? Weekends usually keep me away from the studio, but I hope to sneak in there to avoid the purging of the junk around the house Using the Polished Mulberry technique from the June 2003 issue of the Technique Junkie Newsletter, I created a background for Noah’s Ark . My background was adhered to the scalloped card that came from Creative Cuts and More . Have a great weekend! Hugs Weekly Tuesday Tutorials–Subscribe today

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Try That Technique: Top Latch Card

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 16:52:37 +0000

Here we are at Thursday again–my favourite day of the week. Not only because it’s Try That Technique day, but because it is beer and wing night with my friends. Donnie and I sometimes see 15 of our friends, but tonight will be a cozy group of 7. This week’s challenge technique comes from June 2008 and is called the Top Latch Card . It was an enjoyable card to make way back in June 2008, and it was a fun one to do again. Just like back in 2008, I used the brayer on this card. Some how this style of card whispers, “use the brayer, use the brayer.” Check out Diana’s card. She has a lot of talent.

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Try That Technique: Top Latch Card

Bridal Sarees

admin — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:44:54 +0000

Down the ages, women accept consistently been absorption by the abstraction of beauty. Though there are abounding embellishments to enhance the adorableness of a woman, annihilation compares to the acceptable Indian abrasion which is accepted as the saree. Sarees accept adorned abounding admirable women and are so accepted that even able-bodied accepted celebrities advertise them at all-embracing functions.Wedding is one of the a lot of important functions in a woman’s life

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Outdoor Clothing – Making the Right Choice

admin — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 19:22:46 +0000

The afterward is advised to accord the amateurish customer some acumen into how to accomplish a added abreast best and why the a lot of top blueprint and big-ticket anorak may not consistently be appropriate for you. Background Information, Modern top achievement alfresco clothing, decidedly jackets, are fabricated up of layers of abstracts with altered backdrop to not alone accumulate baptize out but aswell acquiesce your physique to animation by discharge damp befitting you dry and accordingly warmer

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