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Tissue Paper Bokeh
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Guest tutorial author Lindsay Adreon shares a fun way to create a mixed media bokeh background using die cut tissue paper.
Supplies you'll need for this project
Tissue paper
Circle dies
Matte gel medium
Foam brush
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Our Artist in Residence answers your questions
Q: onecraftykittensg asks: "I tried out a stencil and ink blending for the first time - is there a way to fix the fuzzy lines I got?"
A: The fuzzy lines are due to the stencil shifting slightly as you blend. If you're using a panel that is smaller than your stencil, try taping the panel in place on the back side of the stencil. I've also been using stencils in the magnetic base of my stamp positioner lately - in addition to the tape, the magnets provide a great hold!
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Feedback From Past Tutorials
Rosy has an idea for the 3D Dies tutorial: "I can see making 3D shapes, then linking them as a type of mobile from the ceiling - for babies, the infirm, anyone who wants something pretty to look at, gently swaying in a breezy room. Thank you!"
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Tutorials You May Have Missed
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No special supplies are needed for next week's tutorial.
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Use our link to shop at Amazon for a fast & free-to-you thank you to your Splitcoast volunteers.
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New stamps, gorgeous holiday dies and beautiful inspiration for projects that WOW.
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The best precision tools are on sale all week. Happy Thanksgiving!
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This Week's Hot Topics
New trends
Bring them on!
Need a festive gift presentation?
Try this star-shaped box!
A warm community
Why we love SCS
Black Friday finds
Links to the sales
Birthday card lists
Finding a balance
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November 14 to November 20
Use supplies you likely already own and try new techniques.
Yes, you can.
Take the chill off.
Try this color combination: Very Vanilla, Shaded Spruce, Merry Merlot.
Go for the gold.
Make a mess.
feelMODA.
Check out Crystal's gallery, then upload a creation inspired by her work.
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