Photo Details
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 | | -Images are colored with Prismacolor pencils and baby oil for blending.
-I use the shimmer/glimmer technique and used Pearl Ex and hairspray and few drops of More Mustard to color the paper. But it made the two shades of gray paper look very close to the same color. Below the ribbon is the darker shade.
-Ribbon is knotted then taped to the back of the panel.
-The butterflies are also glimmer sprayed and I used stickles on the centers. They are attached with just a touch of tacky glue in the center.
-Stickles was also applied to the flower centers.
-Paper piercing on the corner with Stampin Up mat pack.
-Tool distressing is done with a Tonic paper perforator then ink distressed.
Flower image is unknownÂ…if you know please let me know.
Sentiment and distress ink can be found at Cornish Heritage Farms. |
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Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 GMT
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Keywords: TLC173 SC181 Cornish Heritage Farms CHF glimmer shimmer Prismacolor stickles Pearl Ex paper piercing
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Stamps: Cornish Heritage Farms,/CHF – Think of Me, unknown – flowers
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Paper: Fiskars – black, Stampin Up – More Mustard, the two shades of grey are from printer’s scrap, the blue is an old brochure
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Ink: StazOn – Jet Black, Stampin Up – More Mustard, Ranger/Time Holtz – black soot distressing ink
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Accessories: Stampin Up mat pack, Martha Stewart butterfly punch, ribbon, tape, Pearl Ex, hairspray, mist bottle, tacky glue, stickles, Prismacolor pencils, baby oil, paper stumps for blending, Tonic paper perforator for tool distressing.
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Techniques: tool distressing, ink distressing, shimmer/glimmer technique, paper piercing
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Difficulty (1-Easy 5-Advanced): 1
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