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Monday, 12 August 2013

Distress inks, Sweet Poppy Translucent embossing Paste, 'That Special Touch' mask and Micro Beads.


Hi there,

Just popping in to share a card I've made, using another technique I learnt from the wonderful Eileen Godwin.
It is quite a change for me, as I usually cover my card with colour, and this is very white, lol.


This was fun to make, I used a mask and coloured through it using Distress inks, removed the mask and dried the ink thoroughly.
I put the mask back on, applied the paste, took off the mask again and poured micro beads over it.
 I suggest you use some sort of box when using the beads, and not what I did...... I tapped them off onto a piece of paper, lol, 
they went everywhere !!!!



Please pop to Eileen's blog, and see what she's been creating, her work is stunning.......Eileen Godwin.

Thank you for dropping in and a big welcome to my new followers, 
see you all soon,

Hugs 
Pauline
xxxx

22 comments:

  1. This is fabulous Pauline, and I know what you mean about the micro beads - why do we always learn the hard way!!! lol

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  2. Fabulous card Pauline I love it! I must get some micro beads and have a play. Xxx

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  3. This is gorgeous,love the fab image.xxx

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  4. WOW Pauline this is stunning! I love the beautiful colours and gorgeous sentiment. Once again congratulations on your new DT position, very well deserved as your work is incredible.

    Hugs
    Linda xxxx

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  5. I love this card.. and the stencil .. smashing work Pauline and thanks for the link !
    E xxxx

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  6. Lovely card Pauline, been there myself with them beads!! x

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  7. Great card - now where did I put my micro beads?
    xx

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  8. Your card is so gorgeous Pauline. I just have to try this. Could you tell me the difference between a mask and a stencil. And how were you able to keep the ink where you wanted it to go? I do love simple cards but often times the simple cards are not that easy!! I know those little beads run everywhere!! Such a beautiful card!!!
    Sandy

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    1. Thank you Sandy, a mask (to my knowledge anyway, lol) is a flexible piece of plastic, a little like acetate, and a stencil is made from metal so is ridged. I used a mask, which I inked through, with tiny bits of cut & dry, you could also use pens if you wished. Hope this helps you, hugs P xxx

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    2. I hope it's ok if I chime in here. There are both metal and plastic stencils. A mask usually cover something up or it is a shape (image) and you put color around the shape/image... a stencil usually is the image within the metal or plastic piece so when you add color or paste or.. whatever.. you create the image/shape. Although with stencils being so popular right now there are some that seem more like masks rather then stencils and the two words (mask, stencil) are quite often interchangable.

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    3. I'm glad someone knows what they are talking about, thank you so much Wanda, I started thinking more about stencils/masks after I replied, and I thought I'd got it wrong, lol. Hugs P xxxx

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  9. Beautiful card Pauline, lovely colours, fab technique, it's very addictive lol! Oh dear! They are staticy little suckers aren't they lol? I keep mine in an A5 plastic box. Xxx Zoe xxx

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  10. Gorgeous card, love the masking technique. Beautiful colors xx

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  11. I love this, Pauline.....really must start using all my stencils x

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  12. Such a stunning creation. I have never worked with micro beads but must have a go. Wonderful colour and design Pauline.
    Laine
    xx

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  13. Gorgeous!! I haven't done the paste with beads on top - must try it!!!!

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  14. I love this card not my usual colours , but you have made it look beautiful x

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  15. Great card, guess what I will be trying soon.

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