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Lynn - How did you and many of the others get the crystal effects to go on so smoothly? Mine is a little rippled. I dotted it on with a small watercolor brush.
I used a larger brush and really had it loaded up before I touched it to my acetate. With crystal effects or glossy accents or whatever you used, the least amount of trips to the piece is best. The more you "disturb it", the harder it is to keep smooth and avoid bubbles (which I had a few in mine, even after pricking them with a pen to pop them - while the stuff was drying)
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Originally Posted by Verda
Lynn - How did you and many of the others get the crystal effects to go on so smoothly? Mine is a little rippled. I dotted it on with a small watercolor brush.
I used a larger brush and really had it loaded up before I touched it to my acetate. With crystal effects or glossy accents or whatever you used, the least amount of trips to the piece is best. The more you "disturb it", the harder it is to keep smooth and avoid bubbles (which I had a few in mine, even after pricking them with a pen to pop them - while the stuff was drying)
I am trying to print the instructions for the stained glass. It prints out without the last letters in each sentence of the instructions. I do not know if this is my printer/computer or if everyone is having the same problem. Help! I really want to try this.
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