It's really hard to believe we are on the last day of the Dare to Get Dirty Challenges! I have been having a blast and learning all sorts of new things, and I hope you've had a chance to play along.
My first challenge for the week was a very clean challenge, so I decided we'd get dirtier and dirtier as the week went on.
Now I can't tell you what my challenge is - you can find it here if you're a Fan Club member- but I can tell you what technique I used.
I've heard about this technique for many years but never tried it until now, and I am HOOKED.
It's a very cool way to make stunning backgrounds, and to recycle. And I know you're all... "Hey, I just met you, and this is crazy, but two videos in one week, maybe?"
And to that I say yes! I have a video for you!
Can you guess what these pretty strips of paper are made out of? I'll give you three guesses while you peruse....
Paper: Whisper White, National Geographic
Stamps: Full of blessings
Ink: Early Espresso
Accessories: Linen Thread, Citra Solv, Foam Paintbrush, Tombow Multi Glue
It's a National Geographic magazine! I bought mine for $1 at Half Price books, found the Citra Solv at Central Market and I went to work!
It's a National Geographic magazine! I bought mine for $1 at Half Price books, found the Citra Solv at Central Market and I went to work!
To see my other card with this technique - head over to Project Reanimate!
Aaaah-ma-zing!
ReplyDeleteOh my word, this is AWESOME! And who CAN'T find a Nat'l Geographic??? I think my parents have like 50 years worth..........
ReplyDeletePick the first spotty pattern! Pick the first one! :) I was so happy for you when the blue page opened up and I rather like the "impressionistic" look too!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique, Lydie! :D
Awesome technique! Now I'm going to have to go find some supplies. I think I gave all my NG magazines away years ago - boohoo.
ReplyDeleteFreaking amazing! I love this technique. I wonder if Goo Gone is the same thing? Citrasol--haven't seen it.
ReplyDeleteWish I could leave a longer comment about this lovely card but I'm in the process of grabbing my keys and heading out the door to hunt for Citra Solv! :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing technique and explained very well..where can i find CitraSolv ..Any link please.
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