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| This stamp has been 'inked' using an embossing pad in this case 'perfect medium'. |
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| Flick the powder on to the image with a small paintbrush. |
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| Pounce with the large paintbrush |
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| Brush off all excess powder |
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| Spritz with water until the paper begins to curl |
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| Heat set then use to assemble a card |
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According to Tim Holtz (My Hero!) you can also use the Distress Inks and since they are water based, they will set without the spritz....saving some of the distortion from the water.
ReplyDeleteWill have to try that...thanks!
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