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Good morning, Technique Lovers! It's my turn to host our weekly challenge. It's raining here, and that means a cloudy sky today! I love the thunderstorms we get in the Central Plains. Especially after several hot and windy days.
Take a look at this awesome recent tutorial by our fabulous
Artist in Residence, Dina:
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For today's cloudy background- couldn't locate my stamping sponge, so I used a dampened wadded paper towel, applied against my crescent circle stencil, using 2 blue shades. Recycled the circle stencil as the background for my sentiment. Here's Buzzin' By
__________________ "You can't use up creativity. The more you use the more you have." -- Maya Angelou
I LOVE my (almost 30 year old) SU Cloud Stencil - and this was a great challenge to pull it back out! Thanks for looking at my card using Chalks to lay in the bg clouds:
Hi ya'll! I love clouds!! My kids and I sit out on breezy days and watch the clouds roll by. Even though these are night clouds...I would still sit and watch them pass by TFL //www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/2727958?&cat=500&ppuser=142972
WOW everyone, love all the different techniques for the clouds. A friend of mine taught me how to make them with masking a scallop punch. They come out nice but, you have to spread them out.