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I watch process videos on youtube or take classes to find inspiration and motivation. This layout is from Wilna's Art Design class. She embossed dots as a resist for the gelatos. I used texture paste and a stencil.She used one her cut files file for the leaves and title. I fussy cut a piece of embossed vellum instead of die cut leaves and some older black letter stickers for the title.
Crossing my fingers this doesn't post sideways.
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Very nice layout but you didn't cross your fingers hard enough. xo
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Great layout even if it is sideways :lol:
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Can anyone give me tips on posting photos from my iPhone?
This looks like it's okay now.
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In addition Pam to this being a knockout LO I see it right side up just fine! Wilna's videos are great. I admire you for going for it and creating this terrific you-version of one of Wilna's lessons.
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Gorgeous LO and right side up here too.
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Looks great, Pam. I don't see any scrapper's block in sight.

Have you signed up for Color Theory that Wilna's teaching through Studio Calico? I can't get enough of her classes; this one focuses on acrylic paint and her signature cut files.
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Keitha wrote:Looks great, Pam. I don't see any scrapper's block in sight.

Have you signed up for Color Theory that Wilna's teaching through Studio Calico? I can't get enough of her classes; this one focuses on acrylic paint and her signature cut files.
I started to. It's just not in the budget. I hope it'll be offered again.
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Great layout and it's right side up, too!!
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Great point, Pam, being inspired by someone else but making it your own. It looks fine from here.
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it's the right way for me!
Is that the cutest photo or what?

I always admire how you take something you've seen or learned and fit it to your style and your supplies!
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nancine wrote:it's the right way for me!
Is that the cutest photo or what?

I always admire how you take something you've seen or learned and fit it to your style and your supplies!
It helps that he often says, "Wait! Take a picture!" and then asks to look at it. His favorite past time is looking at photos of himself. We spent a good deal of time taking silly selfies in the car.

It also helps that I have a ridiculously large selection of supplies to work with! :oops:
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