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Hi, Welcome to my Blog. I'm an eclectic kind of crafter delving into many pots. I am just about managing to keep up my Scrapbooking Diary (usually about 6 months behind), plus any cards as required. I have a new found love of watercolour and Bible Journaling plus recently Junk Journaling too. Previously I've also dabbled in ATCs, Tags, Altered Books, Mixed Media, Art Journaling, Décopatch, Knitting, Crochet, and Embroidery amongst other things. I live in Surrey, UK with my husband, our son has left home now. For exercise I usually play Badminton and go Ballroom and Latin Dancing, but am plagued by a bad back. I like walking which I couple with Geocaching and sometimes Bouncing on my Rebounder (mini trampoline). I guess I am officially retired now. I am a born again Christian, currently worshiping at my local Vineyard Church.

Saturday 16 February 2013

An A to Z of Me #15 - Openness

O is for Openness

Never had so much fun in the kitchen. Yes that was where Bernice advised us try our technique today!

I took a little tray of stash/tools down to the kitchen and got stuck in.

Realised that despite having prised the stopper off one of my Distress Stains, that the colour wasn't intense enough. However the Dylusions worked a treat.

I even did both sides of my album tag first and they turned out cool. I did a further one on photo paper and one on smooth card. Really pleased with the results.








8 comments:

Unknown said...

Love the swirls you got on your tags. Pretty colors too. I hope mine comes out half as good.

Gibby Frogett said...

This is such a cool effect.. Love what you have don..I thought it was ice-cream like one of those Viennetta things at first LOL Gill x

Bernice Hopper said...

Wow you really got this technique. Your tag is beautiful

Unknown said...

You got some amazing results for this.

Anonymous said...

Brilliant brilliant ... a truely marbly effect!

Marjolaine said...

very nice, your tags turned out great!

Gwen said...

Love how this technique turned out!

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

I have used this technique before, but never got anything this incredible. I also have not used distress inks with the shaving cream. I may have to try them together,