To do it you find an image with a strong outline - arms must be quite clear (mine could have been better but I was in a hurry) and cut it out:
This is the tip I learned - cover the picture with contact adhesive so it makes it stronger to use again - and then cut round the shape again.
You then place the figure onto your paper and mist all around it:
(Oops, her face!) Take away the mask and Voila!:
You can then add other elements to the page, journalling, etc.
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The other craft I did today was simply using some free printables from this site, I made these cute bookmarks (these are 2 out of 5):
and
(The book incidently, is a charity shop purchase I got today, 'Twenties Girl' by Sophie Kinsella - haven't started this one yet but LOVED her Shopaholic series)
Please comment ocassionally as I would love to hear from you.
Thanks for stopping by,
qwiksave
4 comments:
Thanks for the tip re strengthing the mask. That means I will be able to reuse my favourite ones again and again. x
Thanks for this, great idea. Thanks also for the link to the art journalling course too, will be really useful as I'm doing some long-distance art with my dgd in Oz.
Happy to help! :-) Thats a good idea doing long-distance art with a relative in Oz. Glad I found you something.
And thanks for commenting crafters, I love comments! :-)
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Mmm this looks interesting. Must give it a try. Jaqui x
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