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Old 08-26-2007, 05:18 AM   #1  
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Ok I see a lot of DTP in the galleries and I have tried that many times and hate the way it turns out.. what is the way to get it to look good instead of just looking like I dropped the ink pad on the paper?

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hmm no advice yet *sigh*
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I don't know what DTP is:shock:
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I don't know what DTP is:shock:
Direct to paper
You can gently use the inkpad on the paper, usually getting some streaks, or use a sponge to transfer the ink for a softer look-depends on the look you want. Most times it is used for edging.
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I like the little make up wedge sponges (available at drugstores). They give me more control. Hope that helps!
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I like the little make up wedge sponges (available at drugstores). They give me more control. Hope that helps!
oh I never thought of those!! I have tons I just got from the beauty supply store..
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For a tutorial on the Direct to Paper Technique, click here: DTP


Hope this helps! Careful DTP is addicting!!
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Thanks so much for the tutorial link!
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That video tutorial is fantastic! I thought I knew how to do it, but now I see how to make it look better! Thanks!
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