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In your spare time...would you mind outlining (and feel free to add photos!) how you made one of your pages from the journal you shared with us at re(create)? Pleeeeeaaassseee?

Darn. What did I miss???

yes please

yes please x three!

pbp908 wrote:Darn. What did I miss???

Oh - didn't you get to see it? The journal she posted recently - lots of transfers and texture.

Wow, I'm flattered! How could I refuse, Pam? Only problem is I'll have to think about it and see if I can figure out WHAT I did!

mpizzazz wrote:Wow, I'm flattered! How could I refuse, Pam? Only problem is I'll have to think about it and see if I can figure out WHAT I did!

pbp908 wrote:Darn. What did I miss???

It's here, Pam P, if you want to see what Pam C. is talking about. http://scrapquil.shutterfly.com/1389

You've done a lot more work in it since I last saw it. It's wonderful.

WOW! That is beautiful Marianne, I am sorry I missed seeing it in person.

OMGosh Marianne! These pages are just a delight and feast for the eyes. I am so glad Pam asked and understand why. Fabulous.

I meant to get over to your table and get a lesson on image transfer, but before I knew it the weekend was gone! The time flew by.

Debbie J wrote:I meant to get over to your table and get a lesson on image transfer, but before I knew it the weekend was gone! The time flew by.

It's just as well, Deb. There are so many variables to transfers and it gets so frustrating. It depends what materials you want to use and what kind of transfers you want to use. There is a ton of info online but for me each project is trial and error.
Sorry I'm not more help.

This appears to be the type of transfer I did originally onto the fabric. I can't see the whole youtube video because it is so slow but I did use a cheap gloss photo paper, transparencies and water like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT1JzlG2ycE

But..I am working on something that I think I may be able to do consistently so I will share that when I have some pages finished.