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What do I need?

Lifting dry ink
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Vintage book pages

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Lifting dry ink
1 Create an 11.5x16.5cm white top folding card blank. FREE EMAIL

Cut a second piece of white card to 10x15.2cm. For this card, we
2 are going to take a second print from whatever ink and detail is NEWSLETTER
remaining on the Gel Press from our rst card (Picture F).

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Follow Steps 3-6 from the previous card to brayer ink on the
3 Gel Press. You need to press a little rmer when the white
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panel is on the press with this print as you are lifting dry layers of
paint. Remove the card from the press and you achieve a lighter
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Use a black ne liner to doodle some lines around the outside

4 edges of the panel. COMPETITIONS

Die-cut a small circle from white card. Apply colour using Step SPECIAL OFFERS
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panel. Draw around the circle with a black ne liner. Doodle a stem
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Add a few delicate splatters of white paint over the panel using
6 a Posca paint pen. TOP TIPS and interviews

7 Add a Quote Chip to the bottom left of the panel. READER MAKES and community updates

Layer the panel on white card, coloured with Wilted Violet
8 Distress oxide and attach to the card front.

Add some small cuttings from a vintage book to the panel
9 to nish.

So what are you waiting for?

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Where can I buy it? www.making-cards.uk/
Alcohol inks, Tim Holtz products & Fresco Finish paints available from SAYHELLO
www.countryviewcrafts.co.uk (01767 262 304).

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