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 | | Here's my card for technique challenge #246. I used a mini mister with water & turquoise ink refill to spritz my paper towel. After waiting forever for it to dry, I finally used my heat gun to finish the drying. Although I also used some glimmer mist, there is no evidence of any shimmer. I die cut the paper towel with the 3 smallest dies of blossoms II (Spellbinders). I think I must have used about 6 layers for each die, but the paper towel layers separated, so there are really twice that many layers. I crumbled them all up, then straightened them out somewhat, stacked them all and pierced a hole in the center and attached a brad to hold them together. I sponged a bit more ink on the completed flower.
The butterflies were punched from glossy paper sponged with turquoise ink. |
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Date: Monday, November 9, 2009 GMT
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Keywords: TLC246
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Stamps: yummy, wedding sweet, leaves (?)
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Paper: tempting turquoise, whisper white, glossy white, basic black, paper towel
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Ink: tempting turquoise, basic black, old olive, always artichoke
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Accessories: Martha Stewart butterfly punch, cuttlebug, nestabilities blossoms II dies, flat back pearls, sponge, brad, foam tape
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Techniques: paper towel flower, sponging
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 1
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