The popularity of masking is back and being used to create unique backgrounds for cards and scrapbooking.
Friday, May 16, 2008
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- Michelle Wedemeyer
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5 comments:
Really great information here!
I haven't tried masking yet, but you have given some great inspiration to give it a try. I especially loved your layout on the scrapbook page, even though I make more cards I can see this as a cute border for a card, great video!
This is great. You make it look so easy. Look forward to your tutorials.
smallcity
This is the best treatment of masking I have seen. Thank you!
Hi Michelle,
I just wanted to say 'thank you' for sharing so many projects and technics with us.
They are such an inspiration.
Keep up the good work!
I also added you to my bloglist. Hope you don't mind.
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