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Watercolor Powder Resist
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Guest tutorial author Sandi MacIver shows us how to use watercolor powders to make an embossed image pop and shares lots of tips for holiday card production.
Supplies you'll need for this project
Watercolor paper
Bold stamp image
Embossing ink and powder
Watercolor powders
Water mister
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Our Artist in Residence answers your questions
A: It can! After you've attached two tabs, you can tuck a treat inside before adhering the last side - you might even want to add a little 'pull' tag to the adhesive on one of those last tabs. Unfortunately since it needs strong adhesive to keep it closed and hold the extra weight, it can't be used as an ornament after it's been opened.
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Feedback From Past Tutorials
Laura has an idea for the Swinging Tent Card: "I love this! I am going to make it for my Christmas card this year with Santa and his sleigh flying over the houses. 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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Black Friday starts early. Save on MISTI Memory and accessories. No coupon necessary.
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Black Friday specials now thru December 1. In stock items only. Shop early for best selections.
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This Week's Hot Topics
Scissors for fussy cutting
Member recommendations
Square cards
Go-to sizes
Photopolymer stamps
Tricks for resticking
Online card design classes
Recommendations
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November 18 to November 24
Use supplies you likely already own and try new techniques.
Make it 3D.
Thanksgiving.
Try this color combination: Pool Party, Poppy Parade, Shaded Spruce.
Find your zen.
Lots of dots.
Hello Lucky.
Check out Leslie's gallery, then upload a creation inspired by her work.
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Splitcoast Sponsors
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