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Challenge Title: Three Magic Dots Hostess: Jeanne S Keyword: MIX459
Hello and welcome to the Mix-Ability challenge here on Splitcoast! Our goal is to make mixed media, easy, approachable and FUN! We want to convince you that no matter what your style is - you can DO it! Your projects can be any type of cards, scrapbook layouts, art journal projects, 3D pages.
My challenge today is to use a sponge and three dabs of acrylic paint to make a background for your project. Any 3 colors that you think will blend well and dab dab dab randomly. You can add a second or third layer in different colors if you like. Just keep going until you like it. This is one of those techniques where you really can't go wrong. Have fun!
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If you are new to the challenges, please feel free to do this one or ANY of the challenges at any time. There is no time limit. They are not races to see who can do one first, nor are they contests of any sort. All the challenges are simply to provide inspiration and to get us stamping!
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__________________ Jeanne S - Inky Paws SCS Moderator
This is a great technique! So fast and I like how the amount of blending can result in a completely different look! I’ll be using this again.
Here is my rather unorthodox card; details are in the description:
MIX459 Three Magic Dots 11/12/21
