You will see these backgrounds being used over the next few months and may be even longer as I've now made at least 24!
I do like the dramatic background from the selection of paints used
June ~x~
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Hello everyone After much heart and soul searching I have finally made the decision to close Poppyfield Card Crafts blog and YouTube channel...
Looooove it June, Deffo going to try this. xxx
ReplyDeleteSmashing, I like these cards although as you say June messy but I don't mind
ReplyDeleteGreat video June - it has given me some ideas to entertain the grandchildren too.!!
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ReplyDeleteLovely background Ang great technique and video. You can't possibly risk damaging those nails by scrambling over fences on the Wisty hunt.
Ang x
Its certainly something ive never thought about before BUT it does give some interesting backgrounds. Theres no 'right' or 'wrong' result. As the saying goes. . . .'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' - or something like that.
ReplyDeleteOne of the other ladies mentions doing this technique with her grandchildren, i think my grandaughter would love this IF i could drag her away from making 'slime' - yuk!
Xxx
That was fun to watch, June! Thank you for the video of this new technique which I can see is going to be easily addicting! Your cards are gorgeous and you have beautiful hands!! Hugs, Darnell
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