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Old 05-06-2007, 06:48 AM   #1  
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I keep seeing these beautiful cards made with the faux wood technique, but have not been able to find the technique anywhere :confused: ... Any suggestions? I did a card a while ago with my upline that did faux wood using one of the rustic DPs from SU (can't remember which one) and drawing marker lines/dots. BUt it looks like the other cards shown are doing a direct to paper technique, or something along those lines.
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There are a couple of different ways to do this technique - one is called Milk Paint Technique from Technique Junkies (techniquejunkies.com or patstamps.com - a GREAT technique website/subscription) and here's another way also from SCS Challenges
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The Milk Paint was a free tutorial on Pat Stamps, but I don't see it there anymore. Here is the link to when it was a scrapbooking challenge
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Basically it's dtp with craft inks, one tone of the paper, and the other layer is vanilla. Add plank lines and nails with pen.
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Dear Mary,
Thanks so much for those links! That is exactly what I was looking for. I will definitely try all the methods, but it looks I will just be adding another wheel to my collection!
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here's a link to the FREE tutorial from Technique Junkies

http://www.patstamps.com/milk_paint_tutorial.pdf

Also - Sheryl has a tutorial on her blogfor Faux Wood
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Hi Lisa,
Thanks for those links- I am now eager to give these techniques a try!
Love this place (SCS)! Everyone is so helpful!
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